Forage Plants And Their Culture
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On good soil two crops and some- times three may be cut in one season. Johnson-grass quickly becomes " sod bound, " and unless plowed up every year, or at least every two years, the yield becomes very small. Just why the grass becomes " sod bound " is not clear, but perhaps it is connected with the great devel- opment of rootstocks.
Where Johnson-grass is very abundant, a common plan is to plow in fall and plant to oats or oats and vetch. After this crop is removed, two good crops of Johnson-gr...ass hay are. Usually obtained the same season.
North of the south line of Virginia and Kentucky there is no good reason why Johnson-grass should not be utilized as an annual crop. Sown in the spring, it produces a large crop of hay and nearly always is killed in the winter. At Arlington Farm, Virginia, it has several times been planted in mixtures with cowpeas, for which purpose it is well adapted. It is rare that any of the grass survives the winter.
Johnson-grass probably produces more of the hay grown 246 FORAGE PLANTS AND THEIR CULTURE in the South than any other perennial grass, unless it be Bermuda-grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On good soil two crops and some- times three may be cut in one season. Johnson-grass quickly becomes " sod bound, " and unless plowed up every year, or at least every two years, the yield becomes very small. Just why the grass becomes " sod bound " is not clear, but perhaps it is connected with the great devel- opment of rootstocks.
Where Johnson-grass is very abundant, a common plan is to plow in fall and plant to oats or oats and vetch. After this crop is removed, two good crops of Johnson-gr...ass hay are. Usually obtained the same season.
North of the south line of Virginia and Kentucky there is no good reason why Johnson-grass should not be utilized as an annual crop. Sown in the spring, it produces a large crop of hay and nearly always is killed in the winter. At Arlington Farm, Virginia, it has several times been planted in mixtures with cowpeas, for which purpose it is well adapted. It is rare that any of the grass survives the winter.
Johnson-grass probably produces more of the hay grown 246 FORAGE PLANTS AND THEIR CULTURE in the South than any other perennial grass, unless it be Bermuda-grass.
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