Agronomy Journal · 1958 · 12 citations · 0 references
AgricultureAgronomyPlant SciencesCrop ProductionWeed EcologyWeed Management In PasturesCrop-weed InteractionsLegume CropsLegume PersistenceWeed Ecology In PasturesDry Matter ContentHigh-yielding VarietiesPasture Botanical CompositionPasture CompositionPasture LegumesPasture Species MixturesSmooth BromegrassYielding
Synopsis Tall fescue‐legume mixtures produced more dry matter per season than smooth bromegrass‐legume mixtures. Tall fescue combinations, compared to smooth bromegrass combinations, were especially high yielding at the pasture frequency of cutting, at last harvests in each season, and in non‐Ladino clover versus Ladino clover mixtures. Smooth bromegrass was less persistent than tall fescue when in mixture with legumes and there was a higher percentage of legumes and more weed encroachment in the bromegrass‐legume mixtures.