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Options for damaged or dead brome hayfields

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By Tina Sullivan, KSU Agronomist
| Farm Talk
This past year (2025) was hard on forage producers once again, with fall armyworms arriving in late July and overstaying their welcome through the long, warm fall. Many across eastern Kansas reported a complete or partial loss of their brome stands (Figure 1). Brome field damage varied greatly, with some fields that appear dead, while others have no damage at all. The majority of the damaged areas were the late-harvested fields cut in mid-to-late July and after.
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