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~ ~,xnlal~l~ n cont.) <br />1 <br /> 1. Fertilizer. If soil tests indicate that fertilizer is <br />' needed <br />it will b <br />dd <br />d t <br /> , <br />e a <br />e <br />o produce the best growth in <br /> the shortest time prior to seeding. <br /> 2. Seed Bed Preparation. When the soil has been spread and <br />i ' the fertilizer distributed, the surface will be smoothed of <br /> large clods a:nd worked until moderately fine where the seed <br /> i <br />h <br />l <br /> s to <br />e dri <br />led. The surface will be left fairly rough <br />' where it is necessary to broadcast the seed. <br /> 3. Seed Mixture. The following seed mixture will be deposited <br />' as recommended by the Soil Conservation Service to establish <br />' a native vegetation cover: <br /> SPECIES ~ OF MIX LBS./ACRE <br /> l <br /> y~ ~,~Lovingtbn blue grama 25 0.8 <br /> ~~ 1 Blackwell :awitchgrass 25 1~.1 <br /> Barton wesi:ern wheatgrass 25 4.0 <br /> Sodar streambank wheatgrass 25 2_8 <br /> TOTAL 8.7 <br />' The seeding re~tes are based on drilled rates. If seed is <br />' broadcast, they rates will be doubled. <br />4. Mulch. It is not expected that mulching will be necessary; <br />' ' however, in areas where erosion could present a problem <br />it will be adcled to stabilize the soils and seed. <br />5. Irriaation. Tt is not considered necessary at this site <br />in order to establish revegetation. <br />6. weed Control. Growth of weeds will be monitored carefully <br />' for the first two years after seeding. Should it prove <br />necessary, weeds will be controlled by mowing. Chemical <br />weed control will be avoided. <br />1 <br />(10) i <br />