Pasture Wheat Fields for Better 1961 Yields in Nebraska
Nebraska Extension warns eastern farmers to graze wheat with excess top growth now to save moisture and boost 1961 yields. Furrer cites Kansas data showing increases. avoid wet fields and provide dry feed to prevent bloat and wheat poisoning, especially for milking cows and late-pregnancy animals.
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