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Pastures : western Oregon and western Washington [2000] Public Deposited

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  • This guide replaces FG 1, Irrigated Clover-Grass Pastures (W. Ore.); FG 4, Subclover-Grass Pasture (W. Ore.); FG 16, Perennial Grass Pasture (W. Ore.); FG 58, Irrigated Clover-Grass Pastures (SW Ore.); and FG 63, Subclover-Grass Pastures (W. Ore.).
  • In western Oregon and Washington, forage shortages typically occur in late fall and early spring. In contrast, an excess supply may exist in late spring. By fertilizing in early fall and late winter, you can increase forage supply in deficient times. To reduce production in times of excess, reduce or eliminate late spring fertilization. A single fertilization program will not fit all pastures. Determine which combination of grazing management, fertilization, and irrigation fits your resources and environment. Use a soil test and an assessment of forage supply and forage species to determine fertilizer need. If suitable species are not present, fertilization will not compensate. In this case, consider renovating the pasture.
  • Revised April 1996. Reprinted January 2000. Facts and recommendations in this publication may no longer be valid. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog
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