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Forage Variety Trials Reports

By Marvin Hall

The Forage Variety Trials Report summarizes performance data collected from ongoing forage trials at two site locations in Pennsylvania.

Our mission is to provide unbiased, comprehensive, accurate, and accessible forage variety testing results to industry and producers.

The Forage Trials Report summarizes performance data collected from ongoing forage trials at two site locations in Pennsylvania. The report is a guide for variety selection and includes data from alfalfa, clover, cool-season (forage) grass, and warm-season (forage) grass trials. All trials are conducted at the Russell E. Larson Agricultural Research Center at Rock Springs (Centre County) and/or the Southeast Research and Extension Center at Landisville (Lancaster County).

Source : psu.edu

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