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Other .means of overcoming the prospective hay shortage are to plant spring oats (Andrew or Clinton) between now and April' 1st at 2-2J bushels per acre. Use 400-600 lbs. 5-10-10 or 4-16-8 analysis fertilizer per acre. On grass legume mixtures as a maintenance application I think it would be wise to have some nitrogen to give the plants a quick boast and thus sug,* gest a 5-10-10 or 2-12-12 analysis fertilizer at 400-600 lbs. per acre. For old alfalfa stands apply 600-800 lbs. ojf 0-14-14 or 0-10-20 (tooth with /horaxOrvTjjr '. v.r: ; I’m also learning that most of tht —farmers who put in. silos, ,(t.rench, snow fence, or permanent upright type) did not run short of feed this .1 winter. A silo is a mighty good weather beaten when it comes to -saving” annearly -crop-inrpoor curiirg'weather. Will you lose or make your 1st hay cutting or will rains ruin it? Don't forget that corn will produce more feed per acre than any other crop we can grow. If you plan and manage for only a 40-50 bushel wield my guess Is you’ll lose moneyprofit comes after you get above these yields. Shoot for 100 bushels per acre and. up.
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