Track 2-1-1: Grazing Systems, Grassland Restoration and Livestock Production
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Publication Date
2015
Location
New Delhi, India
Description
It is often difficult to extend research information to forage producers in a format that they can understand and utilize. Over the last 10 years, University of Kentucky forage extension specialists have developed several effective extension tools to determine and show the effect of harvest and grazing height on Dactylis glomerata (L.) stand persistence and regrowth. D. glomerata is a widely planted forage species for hay and pasture in the USA based on its high productivity, forage quality and palatability (Lacefield and Ball, 2013).
Citation
Smith, S. Ray; Lacefield, Garry D.; and Roberts, Gabriel, "Use of Surveys, Field Demonstrations and Time Tapse Photography for Delivery of Forage Extension Information" (2015). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 13.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/23/2-1-1/13)
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Use of Surveys, Field Demonstrations and Time Tapse Photography for Delivery of Forage Extension Information
New Delhi, India
It is often difficult to extend research information to forage producers in a format that they can understand and utilize. Over the last 10 years, University of Kentucky forage extension specialists have developed several effective extension tools to determine and show the effect of harvest and grazing height on Dactylis glomerata (L.) stand persistence and regrowth. D. glomerata is a widely planted forage species for hay and pasture in the USA based on its high productivity, forage quality and palatability (Lacefield and Ball, 2013).
