Alfalfa Seed Imports Warned By New Mexico College
G R Quesenberry of New Mexico State College warns that a large quantity of alfalfa seed is entering the state with wide quality variation. Certified seed carries a tag for foreign weed content. New Mexico prohibits Beraruda and Johnston grass seeds. Prices are currently well below average, so buyers should demand clean, satisfactory seed.
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Seed quality and weed risk in alfalfa seed debate
Farmers face losses from uncertified alfalfa seed carrying noxious weeds and Bermuda grass, reducing hay value and yields. Even minor weed presence can double as weed seeds per acre, with Hairy Peruvian alfalfa seed noted for higher weed risk.
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