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    #11
    Okay good to know. 👍

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      #12
      There varieties generally look the rankest and hardest to harvest. Too much stalk and vegetative growth. I think Florian has it figured out. Dont put too much N up front and feed it all year is the ticket. Just find the time to do it sitting in the sprayer all summer.

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        #13
        Doesn't he band in fall some nitrogen and then again in spring before seeding with seed placed Fert!

        Oh I forgot perfect contortions on rain and hail and frost'

        Luck helps

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          #14
          Originally posted by seabass View Post
          There varieties generally look the rankest and hardest to harvest. Too much stalk and vegetative growth. I think Florian has it figured out. Dont put too much N up front and feed it all year is the ticket. Just find the time to do it sitting in the sprayer all summer.
          Or just grow a variety that doesn't grow so tall, yields more, nets more with less disease and no fungicide, and enjoy a whole lot more of your summer instead of in a stupid cab.

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            #15
            3155C is between H29 and H33
            C is for club root resistance
            45H31 is a standard non trait round up ready

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