Hay & Forage Grower

Great New Grasses 

Mar 1, 2002, by Peg Zenk

Grasses have been getting more attention from forage breeders in recent years, and the newest varieties provide proof of their success. Although all types...

New Grass Lasts Longer 

Dec 10, 2001, University of Tennessee

A new orchardgrass variety is expected to double the longevity of orchardgrass pastures in the Midsouth. Named Persist, it’s also expected to extend the...

Cut Toxic Fescue Losses 

Nov 15, 2001

University of Arkansas animal scientists are looking for alternatives to endophyte-infected tall fescue in beef pastures. "Endophyte toxin costs American...

Fertilize Fescue In Early Spring 

Mar 1, 2001

Early spring is an ideal time to fertilize tall fescue pastures, says Oscar Ingram, University of Missouri extension agronomy specialist. He says a ton...

Kleingrass Catches On 

Feb 1, 2001, Ann Behling

Western perennial fetches good price for export. Kleingrass, a warm-season perennial, is becoming a world traveler. Introduced to this country from Africa...

Flower Children 

Jan 1, 2001, Linda Leake

Texans turn from row crops to native forages. Taylor Moore wouldn't be caught dead in a flowing gauze shirt. He doesn't sport a beard or long hair and...

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