The exceptionally warm spring has alfalfa growth well ahead of normal, with some farmers expecting to harvest first crop in April. Those that normally harvest first crop alfalfa by calendar date, often harvest in mid to late May. Harvest should be much sooner this spring, but when? Consider using the Predictive Equations of Alfalfa Quality (PEAQ) to determine when to harvest. PEAQ is a simple management tool to estimate alfalfa quality in the field to help predict the best time to harvest first crop
Cutting management investigations have documented the effects of harvest date and frequency on alfal...
Most forage crops managed for hay or silage in the upper Midwest U.S. are composed of perennial gras...
Knowledge of relationships between nutrient levels, yield, maturity, and environmental influences on...
Every spring, alfalfa growth and development differs due to variations in climatic, variety, stand a...
Every spring, alfalfa growth and development is different due to variations in climatic, variety, st...
Every spring, alfalfa growth and development differs due to variations in climatic, variety, stand a...
Earlier this spring, we discussed using the PEAQ method (Predictive Equations for Alfalfa Quality) t...
Extended periods of unseasonably warm temperatures during the winter months can lead to reduced wint...
Early May is the time to check for alfalfa diseases. When spring has cool temperatures and frequent ...
Rain in May and early June this year put most alfalfa producers behind two to three weeks for their ...
Rainfall throughout the growing season put many alfalfa producers behind several weeks for their fir...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
Alfalfa harvest schedule is an annual discussion as day length begins to shorten and with many areas...
Rainfall throughout the growing season put most alfalfa producers behind two to three weeks for thei...
Alfalfa Queen of the Forage Crops is the most important forage legume grown in the united States. ...
Cutting management investigations have documented the effects of harvest date and frequency on alfal...
Most forage crops managed for hay or silage in the upper Midwest U.S. are composed of perennial gras...
Knowledge of relationships between nutrient levels, yield, maturity, and environmental influences on...
Every spring, alfalfa growth and development differs due to variations in climatic, variety, stand a...
Every spring, alfalfa growth and development is different due to variations in climatic, variety, st...
Every spring, alfalfa growth and development differs due to variations in climatic, variety, stand a...
Earlier this spring, we discussed using the PEAQ method (Predictive Equations for Alfalfa Quality) t...
Extended periods of unseasonably warm temperatures during the winter months can lead to reduced wint...
Early May is the time to check for alfalfa diseases. When spring has cool temperatures and frequent ...
Rain in May and early June this year put most alfalfa producers behind two to three weeks for their ...
Rainfall throughout the growing season put many alfalfa producers behind several weeks for their fir...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
Alfalfa harvest schedule is an annual discussion as day length begins to shorten and with many areas...
Rainfall throughout the growing season put most alfalfa producers behind two to three weeks for thei...
Alfalfa Queen of the Forage Crops is the most important forage legume grown in the united States. ...
Cutting management investigations have documented the effects of harvest date and frequency on alfal...
Most forage crops managed for hay or silage in the upper Midwest U.S. are composed of perennial gras...
Knowledge of relationships between nutrient levels, yield, maturity, and environmental influences on...