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• i <br />SEEDING RECOMI~NDATIONS <br />For best results seed should be drilled 4" into a prepared seedbed then <br />apply mulch. If slope is to steep or drill is not available broadcast <br />seed over a prepared seedbed. Seed should then be covered with about <br />4" of soil. This can best be done with a hsrrow or if area is small a <br />hand rake. <br />The best time to seed is late fall, just prior to the ground freezing. <br />In this area it would be best in the months of October or November. <br />This allows the seed to stay in the ground until spring when it can <br />germinate and make the best use of spring moisture. Next best would be <br />an early sprang seeding. It's best to get in as soon as the ground has <br />thawed and dry enough to work. This can vary greatly from year to year <br />and area to area but by the end of March you should be able to plant. <br />SEEDING RATES <br />Species C-W-N Variety;~X ~ of Mix Lbs. Per Acre PLSr <br /> Drilled Broadcast <br />Western N Barton 16 x 25 Q.0 E.0 <br />wheatgrass <br />Meadow <br />Brome C Regan 17 x 25 4.25 8.5 <br />Smooth C Lincoln 13 x 25 3.25 6.5 <br />Brome <br />Intermediate <br />~Jheatgrass C i.,una 1.5 x 'S 3.75 7.5 <br /> 15.25 30.5 <br />"PIS= Pure Live Seed is t•he amount of seed expected to grow based on <br />t.hP purity and ~errtiination rate of the bulk seed. <br />C- Cool season grass <br />W- Warm season grass <br />N- Native species <br />Y..{ -Seeded 100 <br />