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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
2/14/1985
Doc Name
TRAPPER CORRESPONDENCE OF 12-18-84 REQUESTING APPROVAL FOR SEEDING OF ALFALFA
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MLRD
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SUSAN MOWRY JOE OLIVER
Permit Index Doc Type
VEGETATION
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D
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Richartl D. Lamm <br />Governor <br />n <br />~~ <br />999 - -~- <br />DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES <br />D2VItl H. Getchea, Executive Duector <br />MINED LAND RECLAMATION D11 <br />DAVID C. SH ELTO N, Director <br />DATE: February 14, 1985 <br />T0: Susan Mowry and Joe Oliver <br />FROM: M.S. Savage ~nv~-:.- <br /> <br />RE: Trapper Correspondence of December 18, 1984, Requesting Approval for <br />Seeding of Alfalfa <br />I have reviewed Trapper's request to include alfalfa in their seed mix for <br />topsoil stockpiles and have the following comments. <br />Trapper has not swayed me from my position that the Division should not allow <br />the inclusion of alfalfa in the topsoil stockpile seed mix. <br />Trapper has never demonstrated (per 4.15.2) that alfalfa, as an introduced <br />species, is desirable and necessary to achieve the post-mining land use or <br />necessary to achieve a quick, temporary and stabilizing cover. In addition to <br />alfalfa's potential to produce bloat, it is very competitive species, and I <br />would expect dominance of alfalfa on stockpiles seeded with it. alfalfa is <br />more properly seeded in carefully managed pasture lands (where the Division <br />has approved its use). Finally, it does not appear as if alfalfa is <br />particularly adapted to the Trapper soils, being adapted to loams, sands and <br />deep soils, whi]e Trapper, if my recollection serves me, has largely clayey to <br />clay loam soils. <br />/ph <br />Doc. No. 7776 <br />423 Centennial Building, 1373 Sherman Street Denver, Colorado 80203 Tel. (303) 866-3567 <br />
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