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Oats are grown in Alabama as a grain crop, as a forage crop (greenchop, ensilage, haying, and grazing), alone or in mixtures with rye and clovers, as a catch-crop for nitrogen, as a crop to control erosion (cover crop), and as a crop to add organic matter to the soil (green manure).
Oats that are being planted as a cover crop for alfalfa are planted at 20 - 30 lb of seed per acre, whereas oats for grain production are planted at a density of 100,000 plants per acre. The fertilizer requirement for oats is one pound of nitrogen per bushel of grain.