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I agree 100% now. At the time I did not want to disturb the area so I did not cut it.

So I planted some crimson,ladino,and durana clover along with some wheat and winter rye back on the first week of October last year. Soil test was done prior to planting and adjusted per LSU recommendations. The wheat and winter rye grew super fast. I think it grew to fast and I may have planted to much seed because its super think too. By the time December rolled around it was knee deep. I was not expecting that. I tried looking for clover in the grass but did not see as much as I was hoping for.

Am I being to impatient? This is my first attempt on clover plot but I think I may of failed. I will be cutting the wheat and winter rye this week in hopes that the clover will take off.

How is your clover plots looking right now?

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