Fodder And Pasture Plants
Fodder And Pasture Plants
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Plate RE-D PE-SCUE- ( Feshuca rubra L. ) RED FESCUE 73 Habits of growth: Red Fescue does not start so early in spring as does Sheep's Fescue. Its nutritive value is highest at flowering time, as the basal leaves dry up or get hard and unpalatable soon after that. It recovers quickly after being cut or pastured and de- velops numerous new leaves from the underground rootstocks. For this reason it makes a fairly good bottom grass in hay mixtures.
Agricultural value: Although its feeding value is ...rather low, Red Fescue has some qualities that make it especially fitted for pastures and lawns. It stands tramping and close cutting well and develops firm and lasting mats of tough sod which serve as soil binders on sandy or gravelly land. Dwarf varieties of extra fine texture are cultivated and the seed saved for lawns.
Seed : The seed of Red Fescue is commonly gathered from wild plants. It is straw-coloured, often with a red or violet tint, and is generally a little longer than Sheep's Fescue seed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plate RE-D PE-SCUE- ( Feshuca rubra L. ) RED FESCUE 73 Habits of growth: Red Fescue does not start so early in spring as does Sheep's Fescue. Its nutritive value is highest at flowering time, as the basal leaves dry up or get hard and unpalatable soon after that. It recovers quickly after being cut or pastured and de- velops numerous new leaves from the underground rootstocks. For this reason it makes a fairly good bottom grass in hay mixtures.
Agricultural value: Although its feeding value is ...rather low, Red Fescue has some qualities that make it especially fitted for pastures and lawns. It stands tramping and close cutting well and develops firm and lasting mats of tough sod which serve as soil binders on sandy or gravelly land. Dwarf varieties of extra fine texture are cultivated and the seed saved for lawns.
Seed : The seed of Red Fescue is commonly gathered from wild plants. It is straw-coloured, often with a red or violet tint, and is generally a little longer than Sheep's Fescue seed.
What to read after Fodder And Pasture Plants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H George Harold Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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