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Tall Fescue

➹➹➹: -Widely grown in Indiana

-Widely adapted

-May cause Fescue foot or abortions in animals from an endophyte (fungus)

-Use endophyte free/resistant seed in pastures

-Coarse, low quality when mature



Summer Annuals

➹➹➹: -Sudangrass & Sorghum sudangrass

-Rapid growth and resistant to growth



Other areas and their grasses

➹➹➹: Southern:

-Common bermudagrass

-coastal bermudagrass
-dallisgrass: weedy grass, crop

forage for cattle
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,and wildlife

-bahiagrass: low protein for

grazing

-carpetgrass



Legumes

➹➹➹: -Have a stem with leaves

-Fixes nitrogen using microbes on nodules of the root



-Alfalfa

-White, red, alsike, ladino, & sweet clover

-Bird's foot trefoil

-Lespedeza

-Crownvetch

-Spybean

-Cowpea peanut



Alfalfa

➹➹➹: -Premier legume

-High protein

-High vitamins
-High calcium

-High productivity

-15-25% CP

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,-Not tolerant of continuous grazing (needs to recover)

-Hazard of bloat

-Alfalfa weevil = pest



Red Clover

➹➹➹: - similar to alfalfa

-Coarser, lower protein, lower energy, less productive



Alsike Clover

➹➹➹: -Like red clover, leafier

-Needs cool, moist climate

-Grown with timothy



White dutch clover

➹➹➹: long lived, spreading, accepts short mowing, low yield, pasture with bluegrass,

palatable



Ladino clover

➹➹➹: - giant white clover for grazing
Sweet clover

➹➹➹: -Tall, identified by yellow flower blossom

-Hay, pasture, silage

-Stemmy, leaves shatter

-Contains coumarin (mold-->dicoumerol, poor blood clotting)
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, Bird's foot trefoil

➹➹➹: - leafy like alfalfa

-not as much bloat

-not damaged by alfalfa weevil

-grows in less fertile soil



Lespedeza

➹➹➹: -reseeding, many soil conditions

-sensitive to frost, hay in south

-pasture



Crownvetch

➹➹➹: -Roadside vegatation

-Deep taproot

-bloat free

-long lived

-not good feed, unpalatable due to beta nitro propionic acid


Hairy vetch

➹➹➹: -climbing or trailing legume

- hairy stems

-eaten by livestock and wildlife

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