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Top-Dressing Boosts Profits From First Pasture Cut
Midwest agronomists advise top-dressing newly cut pasture with fertilizer to raise forage quality cut feed costs and boost beef and dairy profits. Michigan and Wisconsin researchers note benefits include longer alfalfa life, higher yields and better winter hardiness with soil-test guided plans and specific blends like 0-19-30 or 0-10-30B for boron.
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