Irrigated Alfalfa Variety Performance, 2011-2014; North Logan, Utah

Authors

Earl Creech, Utah State University
Thomas Griggs, West Virginia University
Clark Israelsen, Utah State University
T J Bingham, Utah State University
Jason Clark, Utah State University
Mark Pieper, Utah State University

Document Type

Factsheet

Publisher

Utah State University Extension

Publication Date

8-2015

Abstract

Alfalfa is the most important crop in Utah, both in terms of acreage and revenue. Although often overlooked, one of the most critical decisions made in alfalfa production is determining which variety to plant. This fact sheet summarizes dry matter (DM) yields of alfalfa varieties during 4 years at the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station Greenville Farm in North Logan (Cache Co.).

Recommended Citation

Creech, Earl; Griggs, Thomas; Israelsen, Clark; Bingham, T J; Clark, Jason; and Pieper, Mark, "Irrigated Alfalfa Variety Performance, 2011-2014; North Logan, Utah" (2015). All Current Publications. Paper 762.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/extension_curall/762