Alfalfa producers in the Colorado River region of La Paz County have experienced some shifting trends in markets and production over the last 15 years. Acreage has increased steadily from a low of 25,000 acres in the early 1980's to a high of nearly 50,000 acres in 1999. Average annual alfalfa hay yields in La Paz County have maintained a fairly flat trend ranging from 7.5 to 8.5 tons per acre during this time. Low annual hay yields often resulted from extended cutting schedules and minimal inputs in years of below average hay prices. Alfalfa hay prices were severely depressed during the summer of 1986, from summer of 1991 through winter of 1992, during the summer of 1995, and from winter through summer of 1999. In contrast, La Paz County a...
Cutting management investigations have documented the effects of harvest date and frequency on alfal...
Alfalfa has considerable potential as high quality hay because of its high biomass production, peren...
The last few years have been nothing short of a roller coaster ride for Kentucky agriculture. Kentuc...
Alfalfa producers in the Colorado River region of La Paz County have experienced some shifting trend...
Twenty alfalfa varieties grown in small plots on raised beds were evaluated for forage production be...
nationally in production of alfalfa hay; in 1997 the state contributed 5.4 % to the total U. S. alfa...
This report covers the first 2.5 years of production of five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW82...
Five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW8210, Pioneer 5888, and a grower selection primarily from ...
Five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW8210, Pioneer 5888, and a grower selection originating fro...
● Tennessee ranks 31st of 42 states producing alfalfa. ● Tennessee produces less than one percen...
Five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW8210, Pioneer 5888, and a grower selection originating fro...
On suitable soils, alfalfa produces the highest yield of nutrients possible from a perennial forage ...
Eight alfalfa varieties were evaluated for forage production during 1995 and 1996 following a Feb. 1...
Alfalfa is an important crop in the United States, especially in the western United States. Over the...
The last several years have been incredibly challenging for all of Kentucky agriculture and hay prod...
Cutting management investigations have documented the effects of harvest date and frequency on alfal...
Alfalfa has considerable potential as high quality hay because of its high biomass production, peren...
The last few years have been nothing short of a roller coaster ride for Kentucky agriculture. Kentuc...
Alfalfa producers in the Colorado River region of La Paz County have experienced some shifting trend...
Twenty alfalfa varieties grown in small plots on raised beds were evaluated for forage production be...
nationally in production of alfalfa hay; in 1997 the state contributed 5.4 % to the total U. S. alfa...
This report covers the first 2.5 years of production of five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW82...
Five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW8210, Pioneer 5888, and a grower selection primarily from ...
Five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW8210, Pioneer 5888, and a grower selection originating fro...
● Tennessee ranks 31st of 42 states producing alfalfa. ● Tennessee produces less than one percen...
Five alfalfa varieties (CUF 101, SW 14, SW8210, Pioneer 5888, and a grower selection originating fro...
On suitable soils, alfalfa produces the highest yield of nutrients possible from a perennial forage ...
Eight alfalfa varieties were evaluated for forage production during 1995 and 1996 following a Feb. 1...
Alfalfa is an important crop in the United States, especially in the western United States. Over the...
The last several years have been incredibly challenging for all of Kentucky agriculture and hay prod...
Cutting management investigations have documented the effects of harvest date and frequency on alfal...
Alfalfa has considerable potential as high quality hay because of its high biomass production, peren...
The last few years have been nothing short of a roller coaster ride for Kentucky agriculture. Kentuc...