Publication Date
1993
Description
Results are presented from an overdrilling experiment comparing a conventional triple-disc drill with an' experimental single-pass stripseeder drill designed to remove competing vegetation mechanically; Herbicide application markedly increased herbage mass of sown species in the triple-disc treatments. ,However, herbage mass was. igher from the strip-seeder drill than the .triple-disc in both ihe' nbsence and presence of herbicide. The results indicate the potential of the strip-seeder drill technology for cost-effective establishment of pasture species in difficult environments.
Citation
Lowther, W L.; Horrell, R F.; Johnstone, P D.; and Trainor, K D., "Interaction of Drill Type and Herbicide on Pasture Establishment in Semi-arid Environments" (2024). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 20.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1993/session46/20
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Interaction of Drill Type and Herbicide on Pasture Establishment in Semi-arid Environments
Results are presented from an overdrilling experiment comparing a conventional triple-disc drill with an' experimental single-pass stripseeder drill designed to remove competing vegetation mechanically; Herbicide application markedly increased herbage mass of sown species in the triple-disc treatments. ,However, herbage mass was. igher from the strip-seeder drill than the .triple-disc in both ihe' nbsence and presence of herbicide. The results indicate the potential of the strip-seeder drill technology for cost-effective establishment of pasture species in difficult environments.
