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Grazing and Weed Control for Kansas Pastures
Kansas producers face recurring weeds in pastures and hay meadows. Long term, best weed control comes from sound grazing and careful herbicide use, notes Paul Ohlenbusch of K State. Drought and cold springs have shifted weed types, making herbicides less effective this year. Maintain adequate leaf growth, avoid overgrazing from mid July to December, and mow meadows four inches high for regrowth. For details, request MF-1020 and RP-902 from local extension, or visit the Kansas NASS site for 2002 custom rates.
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