Replanting Failed Stands:Alfalfa Autotoxicity

Dr. Kim Cassida, Michigan State University, covers the effect of autotoxicity in alfalfa, the level of risk associated with replanting failed stands that were seeding during the drought of 2023 and cover ongoing research into the causes of autotoxicity, as well as the potential for a bioassay to assess potential damages in the future.
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Live questions and discussion improve the relevancy for WI farms as they make environmentally and economically critical decisions for the 2024 cropping season.
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