Steve Weller's List: Farm

• Drill Program Details  Both drills have the necessary attachments to plant either warm season grasses or cool season grasses/legumes.  The drills have 5/8" warm ripple coulters, double disc openers and single press wheels on 8" spacing.      
  Click here to Download Grainbox Seeding Chart   
  Click here to Download  Legume Seeding Chart                                  
  Click here to Download  Brome Grass Seeding Chart

   

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• • $598 - incorporate with disc or apply prior to rain.
    $672 - Stabilizer
    
    46% x 2000 = 920 acutal per ton.  1 ton covers about 10 acres at 100 lbs to acre.

• • 2000 x 21% =420 lb of actual N per Acre or 1 ton covers t 4+ acres at 100 lbs per acre.

  • 512 per ton
    21%

• Pisum sativum L.),
• cool growing season
• a mean temperature of 55° to 65°F
• spring annual with a maturity of 95 to 100
• little or no
• 60 days from planting until bloom
• frosts
• s field pea does not tolerate soggy or water-soaked
• optimum is 5.5 to 6.5
• , but at temperatures greater than 64°F
• Soil Temperature (°F)

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• B. Seeding Date:
• Minnesota and Wisconsin this ranges from mid-March to mid-April
• upper inch is over 40°F
• Method and Rate of Seeding:
• drill 1 to 2 1/2 in
• with less than 20 lb available nitrogen may benefit from 20 to 40 lb
• Phosphorous and potassium are required by field pea in relatively large amounts
• Application of lime is recommended
• soil pH of 5.2 or lower

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