Text Box: Text Box: Bahia grass, corn and peas grow “peacefully” together without chemicals, soil erosion or fertilizer “runoff”. This picture was taken June 13, 2003. (Same field) Silage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodSilage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sod

Interseeding Silage corn and clay peas in Bahia sod

with the Plant-O-Vator® System
Text Box: Rye grass was interseeded in this field the last week of October, 2002. The field was rotationally grazed until the corn was planted the first week of May 2003. The cattle continued grazing the Bahia grass and rye grass remnants until the corn sprouted. Silage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodSilage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodText Box: Fertilizer used was approximately 450 lbs., 30-11-11 (Nitrogen Urea) per acre. The Plant-O-Vator® system mixes the fertilizer in the soil directly below the seed and covers the mixture with a layer of soil, separating the seed from the fertilizer. Silage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodText Box: June 14, 2003 (Same field) Silage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodText Box: June 14, 2003 (Same field)

This picture was taken

June 1, 2003.

(Same field)
Text Box: June 19, 2003 (Same field) Silage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodSilage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sod

August, 2003

(Same field)
Text Box: After grazing or green chopping, the Bahia continued to produce —since the crop was not allowed to stay beyond the “roasting ear” stage or 90 to 100 days after planting.

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Text Box: This picture was taken June 13, 2003. (Different view of same field)

August 2, 2003

(Same field)
Silage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodText Box: August 2, 2003 (Same field) Silage corn and clay peas interseeded in Bahia sodClose up view of silage corn and clay peas

August 2, 2003

Close up of growth

 

CREEP-FEEDING CALVES AT WEANING TIME

 

This type of cropping planted every 10 days allows “creep feeding” of calves while they are still nursing.

 

If the calves are allowed to continue grazing after weaned, they could inexpensively put on several hundred more pounds.

Two trips, three crops on the same acreage

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With managed grazing, the animals can do the harvesting!

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