Dr. Dan Talks Agronomy

Break Alfalfa Autotoxicity

Alfalfa stands need refreshed, but planting them year after year is not a good idea in many areas of the U.S. (Photo by David Hansen, University of Minnesota)
Alfalfa stands need refreshed, but planting them year after year is not a good idea in many areas of the U.S. (Photo by David Hansen, University of Minnesota)
Could planting Sudangrass or another cover crop cocktail be the key to breaking alfalfa's self-imposed autotoxicity, which prevents re-establishing alfalfa? Dr. Dan talks alfalfa strategy.

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