PERMANENT PASTURE PLANTS ADAPTED TO FLORIDA--(Continued)
Giving Adaptation, Planting Date and Rate, Grazing Season, Management, Height, Growth Cycle and Other Uses


 Applications of | Rate
Name Soils Area Pounds Date
 G Lime1R Fertilizer D WI er Acre
 GRASSES ESTABLISHED WITH ROOT


I GRAZING II HERBAGE II Growth
 IF I Grazing Habit
 Season Manage- Palat- Nutrition eight and Cycle
 ment ability (inches)


OR STEM CUTTINGS OR SOD PIECES


 1,200 canes July 36 erect silage
Napier widely all improves necessary ,00 root- u May-Oct. rotational excellent excellent to ere and
 adapted Florida growth stalks 4 March 1 1_ 1 60 perennial hay
 200-600 any continuous 2 decumbent
Bermuda sweet all necessary pounds of time Apr.-Nov. ntuous very good very good to decumbent hay
St. Lucic* mucks Florida runners Spring rotational o10 perennial
 200-600
 pounds of any continuous 3 decumbent
Bermuda widely all necessary necessary runners time Apr.-Nov. or very good very good to hay
Coastal adapted Florida and root- Spring rotational 15 perennial
 stalks
 muck and I l' to 1o/, any -I -20 idecumbentI
Para smi southern improves necessary on time May-Oct. rotational very good very good to hay
 mucks Florida growth runners Spring 50 perennial __
 St nea | %to V |any continuous e2 prostrate
 st swet al necessary ton of timeo Mar.-Nov. or iod I II trt
 200-500 S i continuous 8 decumbent
Pangola widely all improves necessary pounds of Spring Apr.-Nov. olr excellent very good to e en hay
 adapted Florida growth plants rotational 1 _____ i perennial _
Centipede widely all improves improves ton of time reco- rostrat lawns
 Adapted Florida growth growth runners Spring mended I perennial only


Other
Uses


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