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Fall Forage Production and First Hollow Stem Date for Wheat Varieties During the 2018-2019 Crop Year

Published Apr. 2019|Id: CR-2141
By Amanda de Oliveira Silva, Robert Calhoun, Cade Miller

Fall Forage Production and First Hollow Stem Date for Wheat Varieties During the 2018-2019 Crop Year 

 

  2018-2019 factsheet  is no longer available.

  2019-2020 factsheet  is no longer available.

 

 Please see the updated 2020-2021 factsheet

Fall Forage Production and First Hollow Stem Date for Wheat Varieties During the 2020-2021 Crop Year

Topics:CropsForageGrains & OilseedsPastures & ForageWheat
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