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Short-Season Forages for Late Summer Planting on Dairy Farms
rye and wheat (there is also a winter biotype that acts like winter wheat). In our research, oat ... Oat or Spring Triticale and Winter Cereal Mixed Silage Planting mixtures of oat or spring triticale ... with cereal rye, winter wheat, or winter triticale will allow a fall harvest or grazing as well as ...
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Late Summer Establishment of Perennial Forages
control late summer and fall emerging winter annual broadleaf weeds. A mid- to late fall application of ... Butyrac (2,4-DB), bromoxynil, Pursuit or Raptor are the primary herbicide options for winter annual ... weeds, especially if wild radish/wild turnip are in the weed mix. Pursuit and Raptor can control winter ...
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Late Summer Hay Seeding
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improves winter hardiness. Clovers should have an established crown before the frost and grasses should ... begin tillering for improved winter survival. Alfalfa seedings delayed into late August increase the ...
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ANR News
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Now Emergency Disposal of Raw Milk Cover Crops Offer Options Winter Wheat Stand Assessment & ...
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Summer-Planted Forages
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Many local producers harvested their cereal rye or other winter small grain crops as baleage or ... beginning to gain attention in the Midwest as another forage option following winter cereal crops. Ideally, ... Brassicas, oats, peas, and buckwheat will all winter kill. Clovers, rye, barley, and vetch do not winter kill ...
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Summer Calf Hutch Management
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advantage in the winter, but not the summer months. When considering summer hutch location, think about ...
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Direct Marketing of Meat
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records. Non-specialty crops of interest in our area include malting barley, corn, oats, soybeans, and ...
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MGVs Horticulture Lunch and Learn and Happy Hour Information and Registration
Topic: Tree of Heaven vs. Staghorn Sumac. How can you tell the difference in Winter? Speaker: Thomas ... winter months. However, on close inspections of stems, buds, fruit pods and trunk, you can tell the ...
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Spring Beauties...Native Dogwoods and Redbuds
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a welcome site after a long Ohio winter. The redbud grows well in the understory of my primarily Oak and ... blossoms. The blossoms cheer up the landscape and let me know we have survived another winter and summer is ...
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Considerations for Vegetable Gardening
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garden on the porch, that’s much different than a large garden to supply food during the winter by doing ...