Spring Oats
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Crop Type | Cool Season Grass |
Seeds / Lb | 15,000 |
Minimum Germination Temperature | 38F |
Spring oats are a terrific plant that gets out of the ground quick which helps in knocking back weeds. They’re also a great option when wanting to graze in the summertime and contribute in the residue building process. Spring oats also have a dense, fibrous root system which helps in building soil structure. It needs to be noted that oats, like other small grains, can have issues with nitrates in drought situations.
Nitrogen Scavenger | 4 |
Soil Builder | 4 |
Prevent Erosion | 4 |
Weed Suppression | 5 |
Grazing | 5 |
Quick Growth | 5 |
Lasting Residue | 3 |
Make P and K Available | 3 |
Loosen Topsoil | 4 |
Suppress Disease | 3 |
Attract Beneficial Insects | 1 |
1 = Poor and 5 = Excellent
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