Now is when cool season grasses start producing seedheads. It can’t be avoided & it’s perfectly OK. The lawn may look stemmy for a bit.
Just keep mower blades sharp & consider fert after this flush to aid in recovering, specially if no spring apps have been applied.
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A certified crop advisor and agronomist explains how choosing the right species and promoting its growth can help no-tillers acquire free nitrogen from their cover crops. Check out this Cover Crop Strategies feature here!
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Alfalfa & #hay growers - this week’s cold temps could impact our #forage stands. But there’s nuance too - soil temps, slope, plant density, etc. A good link I recommend when these conditions occur, from Dr. Steve Barnhart, Iowa State: https://t.co/JIh1zEm6Pm #LaCrosseSeed
For most of the Midwest, April is the ideal time for pasture and hay field seeding & renovation. Read the #CornerPost for 9 Field Management Tips ➡️ https://t.co/b3wvWwZEMh 🌱🤠
Calling all Farmers! The annual USDA SARE, CTIC & @Better_Seed Cover Crop survey is now live! @LaCrosseSeed is one of the sponsors. Send in your survey by April 12 for a chance to win a Visa gift card: https://t.co/3BRHizR9bs Feedback guides research & policy for #CoverCrops
With #forage and #hay demand high, many Midwest producers will likely be looking at enhancing their stands this spring. We can help steer folks the right direction: https://t.co/zBb9Ym4NL5
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No-Till Isn’t Enough. One IL farmer wishes more steps were taken (like #covercrops) on their HEL ground a couple years ago. Year 1 = 3’ deep ravine; Year 2 = “better farm around it”; Year 3 = another fork of the Little Wabash River. Stay tuned....
Did you know that March 24 is National #AgDay? 🤠🌱 We want to give a special shoutout to everyone in #ag for their role in providing safe, abundant & affordable products to the world. 🌎 #AgDay20#thankyou
La Crosse Seed customers: as the Coronavirus situation continues, we are committed to keeping our people and our customers safe, while continuing to serve you. Visit our https://t.co/Wu8ikV3EKW homepage for updates, and review the actions we're taking now.
Timing is critical when controlling winter annual weeds in conventional alfalfa. Mild temps are pushing regrowth across the Midwest.... these herbicide decisions best be made ASAP. @ForageFirst
The tweets from folks I follow are keeping me sane the last few days. THANK YOU - Good stuff for sure. Unbelievably, this extended office time makes me think I need to get back into this Twitter game again. Expect my tweets to be hard-hitting & highly controversial....yeah right