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Department of Agronomy MF-2291 Native Grasses
Department of Agronomy MF-2291 Native GrassesKansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension ServicePlanning is the key to a successful Native grassstand. Native Grasses must be seeded differently thanintroduced Grasses . Most Native species are slow toestablish and do not compete well with other establish-ing plants (weeds). The use of named grass cultivars isrecommended for most plantings because they havebeen selected for better establishment and forageproduction characteristics. Species and cultivarselection, site preparation, seed quality, seedsource, seeding date, and other factors must beconsidered to ensure the successful establishment ofa Native grass grass seedings can take up to 4 years tobecome fully established. To ensure seeding success,careful planning is essential.
Department of Agronomy MF-2291 Native Grasses Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service Planning is the key to a successful native grass
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