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It would be grazed in the winter and then chopped or baled in the spring.
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The first time I tried it on a thinning alfalfa stand I planted about 50 lbs of trit seed, planning on chopping the first cutting and taking the hay out. The plans changed and I left the hay in after chopping the first, it turned out to be one of my best fields of hay. I don’t think the trit helped the tonnage all that much, but I think it helped open the soil up and bring back some diversity to the field. I did it again and then took the stand out and have done the same since on the last year of my stands with good results.
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