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The Influence of Clipping on Dry Matter and Nitrogen Production of Legume Green Manures¹

Synopsis: Stubble clipping decreased dry matter and nitrogen yields of Madrid sweetclover in the fall of the seeding year. Yields of alfalfa, red clover, and Ladino white clover were increased. Removal of weed competition was considered of primary importance in favoring subsequent development of true clovers and alfalfa.

² Formerly Graduate Assistant in Farm Crops (now Assistant Professor of Agronomy at Kansas State College, Manhattan), and Professor-in-Charge of Farm Crops, respectively, in the Agronomy Department, Iowa State College.

Received for publication June 20, 1958.

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