Title: Adjusting Mowing Equipment for Increased Stubble Heights When Harvesting Native Grasses
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Adjusting Mowing Equipment for Increased Stubble Heights When Harvesting Native Grasses

Publish Date: December 15 2015 |    Pub Number: SP731I |    Language: English

Publish Date: December 15 2015

Pub Number: SP731I

Language: English

Author(s): Patrick D Keyser | Jonathan Walton
Category: Environment & Natural Resources
Subject: Forage
Keyword: Grass
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Abstract

This publication explains why cutting height is important when harvesting switchgrass or other native warm-season grasses for forage or biomass. Methods for achieving higher cutting heights are also discussed.

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