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Mr. Ken Klco - Page 5 July 28, 1977 • wheels ie the would be the moat desirable drill. Seeding same ae those listed previously. depth end time of seeding The areas could be seeded to any one of the following adapted mixes: A. Indian ricegrase j lbs. PLS~Acre Western wheatgrase !~ lbs. Pri,S~Acre Sand dropaeed 1 lbs. PLS~Acre Yellow sweet clover 2 lbs. PLS~Acre B. Western wheatgrase 4 lbs. PLS~Acre Russian wildrye 5 lbs. PLS~Acre Yellow sweet clover 2 lbs. PLS~Acre C. Nordan created wheatgrass ly lbs. PLS~Acre Western wheatgrass ly lbs. PLS~Acre Yellow sweet clover 2 lbs. PLS~Acre D. Western wheatgrass !~ lbs. PLS~Acre Pubescent wheatgrass 5 lbs. PLS~Acre Yellow sweet clover 2 lbs. PLS~Acre E. 4lestern wheatgrass 4 lbs. PLS~Acre Streambank wheatgrass 5 lbs. PLS~Acre Yellow sweet clover 2 lbs. PLS~Acre Just prior to, during, or immediately following the seedings, the area • should be treated with 30 to 40 pounds of available nitrogen and about 30 pounds of available phosphate per acre. The area should be manure and straw mulched as soon as the seed and fertilizer are applied. This is needed to provide some protection against the drying effects of the sun and winds. I don't feel that it would be necessary to anchor the mulch on these more gentle sloping areas. If water is available, the areas should be irrigated immediately follow- ing the seeding. The ground should be kept moist for the first 15 to 20 days while the seeds are germinating. Regular irrigations after germination for the next 30 days would be very desirable. V. General Comments 1. If irrigation water will be available to you for the dura- tion of this project, the possibility of developing a drip irrigation system for the tree and shrub plantings to be put on the more critical steeper slopes should be considered. If you would agree on this, our Service could work with you on the feasibility and design o£ such a system. ~J ,~ . ~¢