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<br />-g- <br />Cardiff Pit Seeding LBS~PLS <br />Crested :•meatgrass Nordan 10 <br />Intermediate 19heatgrass 20 <br />Squirreltail 20 <br />Sweet Clover 7 <br />13,4~PLS~AC <br />x Seeding rates are For drilled seed;: if broadcasted, double above rates, <br />'~ Seed in 1 ate fall just before the first snow fall, <br /> <br />~ PIS IN MIX MIX LBS~ACRE <br />zoo 4.Ofi <br />20~ 4.0# <br />zoo 1.4'~ <br />Recorrrnendations for the Terrace Bench Tops are: <br />FORB <br />SHRUBS <br />TR3ES <br />Daisy <br />Indian Paintbrush <br />CATTLE CREEK PIT <br />Big Sage <br />Chokecherry <br />Mountain Mahogany <br />Rose <br />Snoi~rberry <br />Pinyon Pine <br />Rocky Mountain Juniper <br />Russian Olive <br />The Cattle Creek Pit is going to be the most difficult pit to reclaim <br />in the county and the most deserving dictated by its location on Nighway <br />82. (This pit had absolutely no preplann;ng,) It could be shaped, but <br />the cut would have to be well extended into the mountain causing an even <br />greater scar that would have to be revegetated. To do a proper job, <br />that 3s what should be done, <br />1. Shape if possible. Gabions may have to be constructed on the entire <br />site. The pro er way is to go ahead and take as much as you have to <br />to obtain a 2~ slope with intermittent terraces. <br />2. Top soil should then be spread 6-8" and packed to form a firm <br />seedbed. <br />3. Fertilize at seeding with 60-BO lbs of Nitrogen and Phosphorous each. <br />4, I suggest an agronorgy blanket be used here, too, because it can <br />stabilized better than a plain mulch of straw. This would protect <br />against excessive erosion and maintain mpisture. <br />Seeding LAS PLS~AC ~ OF MIX LBS MIX~ACRE <br />Crested 6•lheatgrass Nordan 10 50~ 5.0 lbs <br />Blue Bunch l•Rteatgrass 19 3~ 4.g lbs <br />Indian Rice Grass Paloma 12.5 10~ 1.25 lbs <br />Yellow Sweet Clover 7 10~ .7 lbs <br />~~ mix <br />per acPe <br />