Challenges with smooth bromegrass hayfields in eastern Kansas
Bromegrass is one of the most important cool-season grasses in eastern Kansas. It grows best during cooler weather, primarily March through June and September through November, becoming semi-dormant during the summer months. This year has brought challenges to bromegrass fields in Kansas.
Fall fertilization of brome pastures
Fall is a good time to plan on fertilizing cool-season perennial grasses such as smooth brome. Brome requires annual fertilization for optimum production. Fertilizer should be applied by broadcasting in the fall or before spring growth begins. This article covers fertilizer application timing and rates for optimum brome production.
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Fall fertilization of smooth brome and tall fescue
Cool-season forages require annual fertilization for optimum production. Fall is a good time to plan on fertilizing cool-season improved pasture perennial grasses such as smooth brome and tall fescue. Fertilizer should be applied by broadcasting in the fall or before spring growth begins.
Herbicides for cool-season hayfields and pastures damaged by fall armyworms
Fall armyworms damaged many cool-season forage fields this summer, leaving bare spots and opportunities for weeds. In this article, K-State specialists outline weed management practices and herbicide restrictions to help pastures recover.
Fall fertilization of smooth brome and tall fescue
Cool-season pastures, such as smooth brome and tall fescue, respond best to balanced fertility and timely nitrogen applications. Fall fertilization supports early spring growth and higher yields. Review recommended rates, application timing, and nutrient management strategies for your pastures.
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