Farmers benefit from CCE CNY ‘Spring First Cutting Monitoring Program’
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May 10, 2013

Farmers benefit from CCE CNY ‘Spring First Cutting Monitoring Program’

“Alfalfa height has been found to be an efficient and reliable indicator for spring’s first cutting,” reported Cornell Cooperative Extension Regional Field Crop Specialist Kevin Ganoe. Ganoe, who is with the Central New York Dairy & Field Crops Team, spoke to a large

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