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| Stockpiling Tall Fescue is practiced in Ohio |
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| provide grazing for cattle during December and January |
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| Most forage seeds must be planted about |
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| Winter survival of Alfalfa is increased by applications of |
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| The most limiting nutrient in forage agriculture is |
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| If you apply 400 lbs/acre of 6-15-40 fertilizer mix to Tall Fescue, how many lbs of N are applied/acre |
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| A forage that is very sensitive to low pH soils is |
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| As soil pH goes down, Hydrogen ion concentration |
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| Pest cause forage losses by reduced yield, reduced quality, and |
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| The first step in an IPM program is |
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| Recognition of diversity in the ecosystem |
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| A primary insect pest of Alfalfa in the summer is the |
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| Scratching a hard seed coat |
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| What two crops did we plant last week in the Crop Museum |
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| The best time to apply Nitrogen to Kentucky Bluegrass is |
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| The best time to apply Nitrogen to Indiangrass is |
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| The most effective way to seed a forage crop is by using |
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| A band seeder with press wheels |
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| Inserting a living rhizome, stolon, or stem in the soil to establish a stand is called |
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| Integrated Pest Management |
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| is the combination of several control methed |
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| not grazing so that the forage can grow and build up. |
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