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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"interseeding"”.
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Legume Establishment in Native Warm-Season Grass Pastures
Interseeding legumes in native warm-season grasses (NWSG) may improve the nutritive value of the stand, result in more consistent forage availability throughout the growing season, and increase forage yield. These benefits are often not realized due to difficulties in establishing legumes in …
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Crop Management for the Greater Utilization of Symbiotically Fixed Nitrogen
… The first 3-year study of simulated aerial interseeding of forage legumes, alfalfa, red clover, and sweetclover into standing soybeans was undertaken to examine the potential nitrogen contribution from forage legumes under interseeding competition. Results indicated that light and moisture …
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Impacts of Spring-interseeded Cover Crops on Late-emerging Weed Suppression and Ground Cover in Corn (Zea mays L.) Production Systems
… is too short, cold, and often dry. Therefore, interseeding cover crops into standing corn has the potential to establish, suppress late-emerging weeds, and provide late season ground cover. The purpose of this research was to examine if a cover crop mixture could be established in a standing …
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Relative Invertebrate Availability in Nebraska's Conservation Reserve Management Access Program
… and other grassland birds by light disking and interseeding legumes into portions of aging CRP fields. The program has two specific goals - increasing the total invertebrate availability as a food source for pheasant chicks and increasing the structural complexity of vegetation. This study …
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Response of avian, arthropod, and vegetation communities to mid-contract management in Conservation Reserve Program tall fescue monocultures
… spraying in combination with spring legume interseeding (hereafter, spray-seed) on nearly 650 ha of tall fescue (Schedonorus phoenix [Scop]. Holub; nomenclature follows USDA plants database; see USDA 2010b) CRP in south-central Illinois, USA, during 2005-2008. The objectives of this study …
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'It Should've Never Been Broke Out': Understanding Participation in the Conservation Reserve Program in Southwest Kansas and Southeast Colorado
… and management practices such as disking, interseeding, and grazing. A dominant theme emerged from producers, echoed by field staff, in the benefits of grazing and need for CRP to increase flexibility to maximize grazing compatibility. Broader program concerns included a shifting program …