- Location
- South Molton
That's drought tolerant, it still won't grow much!
Will we be ploughing for re seeding in the future?
- Thread starter hoff135
- Start date
Nope, none.
keep upNope, none.
- Location
- South Molton
Cows won't eat it unless nothing else to eat, M+SFA milkWell established and Let it go clumpy,......then it will, ....green leaves there when all The prg around it is yellow and brown.
we have some land on the hill that will drought, its had cocksfoot in for 30 years, of a dry summer its about the only thing there on the dryer tops of the fieldsWell established and Let it go clumpy
exmoor dave
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- Location
- exmoor, uk
That's me off to the naughty step
Field had been previously ploughed badly, so decision made to try and rectify as much as possible
Field in foreground getting DD
- Location
- South Molton
Keeping those flying rats away from thieving chips at Minehead, hope you get un-renumerated for that public bad in the fight against obesity!View attachment 968556
That's me off to the naughty step
Field had been previously ploughed badly, so decision made to try and rectify as much as possible
Field in foreground getting DD
Might be better topped of first for complete burial but Even ploughing down kale/ rape stumps / turnip waste is a darn good call , as it saves it down under for later new plant use. , rather than left on top to oxidise/ desicate away to nothing.
Also it makes sowing seed easier , better and seedlings dont get there little heads bowed down and yellowed....
Also it makes sowing seed easier , better and seedlings dont get there little heads bowed down and yellowed....
- Location
- Ceredigion
You drilled that with the pig drill ,
Name I gave it as it resembles a rooting pig , [emoji23]
- Location
- Ceredigion
The Cocksfoot King will be here soon to say how wonderful Cocksfoot is [emoji23]
not sure its wonderful but better than nothing
- Location
- Ceredigion
Timothy is an odd one , most seed companies will include in in a dry ground mix as it's deep rooting even though they state it does better on heavy land
It will thrive in the dry for 4 to 5 years then it's starts to thin out , problem is it's not an ideal grass for Over seeding, nietheris Cocksfoot
This is my little trail plot
My back law in Sussex that's pure chalk , the picture shows what grass is thriving , meadow grass , I have overseeded some Festulolium which is doing well and also put some turfs in from fields at home
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Will Timmy Mallett be wanting his shoes back ?
- Location
- South Molton
Only under 5's and over 70's have velcro shoesWill Timmy Mallett be wanting his shoes back ?
serf
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- Location
- warwickshire
- Location
- Ceredigion
Some nice views today
serf
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- Location
- warwickshire
Have you biked to China
- Location
- South Molton
On the search for cheap straw off the field.....all he's found is paddy fields.......which interestingly are high in gas emissions!Have you biked to China