'Tall fescue' diaporamas de présentation

MiG Basics: Extending the grazing season

MiG Basics: Extending the grazing season. Jim Gerrish American GrazingLands Services May, Idaho. Harriman TN 2011. Characteristics of Profitable Herds 2000-2004 Illinois SPA database, 158 Herds. Top 15% Average Bottom 15% Net Profit $21,701 $-4,373 $-34,007

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Toxic Fungi: Mycotoxins

Toxic Fungi: Mycotoxins. Mycology (Bio 594, Special Topics) M. Marshall 2013 Shippensburg University (See last slide for credits). A Mycotoxicosis is not a Mycosis.

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Forage Selection and Quality

Forage Selection and Quality. Sarah Kenyon Agronomy Specialist 417-967-4545 KenyonS@missouri.edu. Outline. What can I grow? Forage selection What makes a high quality hay? Forage quality. What Can I Grow?. Cool Season Grasses. Perennial Ryegrass. Smooth Bromegrass. Tall Fescue.

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Fall Lawn Establishment and Renovation

Fall Lawn Establishment and Renovation. Ward Upham Kansas State University. Topic Outline. Goals: New establishment vs. renovation Choosing a grass Preparing the soil Methods of establishment Steps at the time of establishment Steps following establishment. Goals.

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AGRONOMY

AGRONOMY. Crops Study guide. CROPS. Alfalfa. Medicago sativa. Barley. Hordeum vulgare. Beans. Phaseolus vulgaris. Lima beans. Pinto beans. Bermudagrass. Cynodon dactylon. Broccoli. Brassica oleracea. Canola. Brassica napus. Cantaloupe. Cucumis melo. var. cantalupensis.

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Maximizing Preemergence Herbicide Performance in Tall Fescue

Maximizing Preemergence Herbicide Performance in Tall Fescue. Tim R. Murphy The University of Georgia. Tall Fescue/Southern Transition Zone. Growth slows in high heat and humidity Susceptible to brown patch (only limited resistance in commercial varieties)

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Recovering From The Drought Of 2007

Recovering From The Drought Of 2007. How Would You Rate Your 2007 Forage Management Performance 1,2 or 3. Did your management decisions for 2007 weaken or strengthen your forage resources for 2008. ( 1 Weak 2 No change 3 Strong)

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SEED ID PICTURES

SEED ID PICTURES. Grasses. Kentucky Bluegrass. Orchard Grass. Tall Fescue. Timothy. Red Top. Legumes. Red Clover. Korean Lespedeza. Alfalfa. Soybeans. Birdsfoot Trefoil. Grains. Oats. Wheat. Barley. Buckwheat. Cotton. Weeds. Johnsongrass. Ox-Eye Daisy. Giant Foxtail.

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Agent Update: UK Forage Research

Agent Update: UK Forage Research. Ray Smith Forage Extension Specialist University of Kentucky. Predicting Horse Diet Composition. Orchardgrass. Tall Fescue. Bluegrass. Orchardgrass. Measuring Blood Flow Response in Horses to Tall Fescue. Dr. Karen McDowell.

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The Benefit of Legumes in a Pasture

The Benefit of Legumes in a Pasture. Michael D. Peel USDA-ARS Forage and Range Research Lab. Pasture Workshop May 13, 2005. Introduction. Develop legumes primarily for range Spreading & falcata (yellow flowered) alfalfa.

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Turfgrass Pest Management (Category 3A)

Turfgrass Pest Management (Category 3A). Weeds of Turfgrass Chapter 7. Any plant growing were it is not wanted!. Tall fescue in bluegrass stand. Weeds. Compete with turf for: Growing space Water Nutrients Sunlight. Weed and Site Conditions. Weeds can thrive in poor conditions

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TURFGRASS FERTILIZERS AND FERTILITY PROGRAMS FOR TALL FESCUE

TURFGRASS FERTILIZERS AND FERTILITY PROGRAMS FOR TALL FESCUE. Robert L. Green Dept. of Botany and Plant Sciences University of California, Riverside Janet S. Hartin UC Cooperative Extension Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. Updated Jan. 2006 Rev.2.

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Crop ID Quiz #2

Crop ID Quiz #2. Buckwheat. Canola. Corn Plant. Flint Corn. Sweet Corn. Fieldbean. Lupine. Millet, Foxtail. Rye. Sugar Beet. Sunflower. Triticale. Wheat Plant. Durum Wheat. Wild Rice. Crownvetch. Kentucky Bluegrass. Smooth Brome. Tall Fescue. White Clover.

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Four Steps in Fertilizer Calculations

Four Steps in Fertilizer Calculations. Determine the area Determine the rate per area Determine the amount of nutrient (area X rate) Convert amount of nutrient to amount of fertilizer. Two Basic Types of Calculations (nutrient vs. fertilizer).

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Student Learning Objectives

Student Learning Objectives. 1. Explain site preparation for establishing turfgrass. 2. Describe how turfgrass is established by seeding. 3. Describe how turfgrass is established vegetatively. 4. Explain how turf can be renovated. Grading Plug Plugging Renovation Seed blend Seed mixture

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Forage Seeds & Plants

Forage Seeds & Plants. Birdsfoot Trefoil. Tall Fescue. Kentucky Bluegrass. Timothy. White Clover. Sweet Clover. Sudan Grass. Orchard Grass. Crownvetch. Red Clover. Reed Canarygrass. Smooth Brome. Alsike Clover. Alfalfa.

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The Population and Habitat of the Bobwhite Quail

The Population and Habitat of the Bobwhite Quail. Brandon Selvog Undergraduate in Wildlife and Fisheries Science Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville, Tn 38501. Project Summary.

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Dr. Frederick Banting & Charles Best

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Results

Evaluation of Diverse Endophyte Strains for Effects on Tall Fescue Drought Tolerance Mioko Tamura and C.P. West Crop, Soil & Environmental Sciences, Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR. N. coenophialum ; E. Bernard. Introduction. Results.

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