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Manage rust in cool-season pastures

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By Jason Cavadini, Laura Paine
| Agri-View Verified
Jason Cavadini and Laura Paine University of Wisconsin Pasture grasses tend to be fairly disease-free, with one exception, rust. Rust is frequently observed by farmers and does impact pasture yield and quality. It shows up prominently with its dusty orange spore pustules that appear in warm humid summer conditions. Unfortunately some of the most popular pasture grasses are the most susceptible to rust – orchardgrass, meadow fescue, ryegrass and a few others.
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Manage rust in cool-season pastures

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By Jason Cavadini, Laura Paine
| Ravalli Republic Verified
Pasture grasses tend to be fairly disease-free, with one exception, rust. Rust is frequently observed by farmers and does impact pasture yield and quality. It shows up prominently with its dusty orange spore pustules that appear in warm humid summer conditions. Unfortunately some of the most popular pasture grasses are the most susceptible to rust – orchardgrass, meadow fescue, ryegrass and a few others. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry
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Evaluating No-Tilling, Frost Seeding Legumes into Perennial Pastures

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By Laura Paine, David Jaramillo, Jason Cavadini
| No-Till Farmer Verified
Because legumes provide a wide range of benefits to perennial pastures, many graziers routinely reseed them. This study compared two methods of establishing red and white clover populations in meadow fescue pastures. Clover can contribute to grass pastures by providing a source of nitrogen and improving forage nutritive value.
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