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(Lesson 6. Managing for a Year-Long Forage Supply continued)
- Spring and early summer; mid-summer; late summer and fall
- mid-summer
- True
- False
- Stock pastures lightly all through the growing season; Make early cut hay on some pasture land and use these fields for grazing in summer; Remove animals altogether in summer months
- intensity of grazing; duration of grazing; resting of recovery period; size and number of paddocks
- Managing plant growth and plant health
- Summer annuals; Summer N Fertilization; Adding forage legumes in grass pastures
- Stockpiling idles acres that are needed for summer grazing; Stockpiled feed is low in quality
- Legumes add N to pastures; Legumes increase productivity and intake potential of grass pastures; Legumes grow more during the summer than grasses