Based on the amount of winter-kill in a field, some producers may decide to terminate the alfalfa stand and plant corn instead. It is important to remember that alfalfa N credits should still be taken for this year's corn crop.
Several factors play into the winter survival of alfalfa, including soil moisture, soil temperature, stand age, soil fertility and fall stubble. Find out how these factors interact and how to assess whether or not your stand is still viable.
A tempting amount of alfalfa growth may be available for harvest in early fall, but the University of Nebraska cautions that a careful harvest will help assure it's also available next year.
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