Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations


seeding clover. If oat pasture is desired, it could be seeded sep-
arately and fertilized heavily to stimulate early growth for fall
grazing.
 Low alfalfa plant populations in late summer made annual
 reseedings advisable. Reduction in stand of alfalfa plants ap-
 parently was caused by diseases.


 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

 D. E. McLeod and G. B. Killinger advised on agronomic and
fertilization procedures. A. N. Tissot identified insect pests and
advised on their control. Phares Decker identified plant dis-
eases. H. L. Somers assisted with management of cattle and
pastures, and T. A. Monday operated the irrigation system dur-
ing the experiment.


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