Emergency Pasture as Feed Insurance in Drought
Midwestern agronomists urge emergency pastures like Sudan grass oats and rape to sustain summer milk production during drought. High yields require well balanced nitrogen phosphate and potash fertilization. Sudan grass resists heat and can be sown by mid June at 15 to 20 pounds per acre. Caution advised to avoid prussic acid poisoning. keep cattle off until growth exceeds 18 inches and dark green.
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