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Abstract
Most livestock producers, especially dairy farmers, have a need for a high quality roughage in summer when cool-season grass pastures are normally low in production. Alfalfa and clover-grass mixtures grazed rotationally, and small grain and "grass" silage or hay are common sources of summer feed . There is an increasing interest, however, in forage sorghums and forage millets for grazing or green-chop .
Publication Date
6-1971
Volume
4
Number
3
Repository Citation
Sigafus, Roy E., "Forage Sorghum and Forage Pearl Millet Performance Lexington, Kentucky 1970" (1971). Agronomy Notes. 168.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_notes/168
