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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
7/8/2010
Doc Name
Review & Revised Section for Permit Revision
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NRCS USDA
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DRMS
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PR6
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MLT
SB1
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of success in terms of proper seed placement and firming of the soil around the seed. Seeding <br />depths are usually about 1/4 inch deep for the species to be seeded, and never more than Y2 <br />inch deep. If it is determined that the drill seeding method is not desirable for a particular area, <br />then a broadcast seeder will be utilized to distribute the glass seed onto the surface of the <br />ground. A large tractor mounted broadcaster having the capacity of holding several bushels of <br />grass seed will be used and the tractor will traverse the field such that overlapping of the seed <br />will occur. After the seed is broadcasted, a spring tooth harrow will be drug over the field to <br />bury the seed approximately 1/4 inch. Since not all of the seed will be covered, the seed rate <br />will be increased/561lb o've the drilled seed rate. If the harrow is not utilized, such as ina topsoil <br />stockpile situation, then the broadcast rate will be double the drilled rate.
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