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Response to Buckwheat info wanted
from Howard C. Williams (redgate@echoweb.net)
Well i have used it extensively for a cover crop.
I would plow and fit the soil, plant, (broadcast) 5# to the acre or
heavier, it will shade out all the weeds. In the north east you can
plant as late as July 4, or as early as the last frost is past.
If not harvested it will reseed it's self or you can mow it after the
blossoms have gone and turn it under.
You could also over seed it on a taller crop like corn, in garden
rows and kill off the weeds.
Buckwheat will grow on poor ground and will help break up clay, it
makes a great trash crop and soil enhancer.
(posted 9624 days ago)
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