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Published online 1 January 1962
Published in Agron J 54:26-28 (1962)
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Beef Gains from Differentially Fertilized Summer Grasses in the Coastal Plain1

R. F. Suman, S. G. Woods, T. C. Peele and E. G. Godbey2

Synopsis: Maximum beef gains from summer grazing were produced with Coastal bermudagrass fertilized with 400 pounds pec acre of nitrogen. Rotational grazing of Coastal bermudagrass increased beef gains very little. Protein content of the grasses varied according to season and fertilization rate but was not the factor limiting production.

1 Contribution from the South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station. South Carolina Agr. Exp. Sta. Tech. Contribution No. 366. Presented before Animal Husbandry Section, Association of Southern Agricultural Workers, Jackson, Miss., February 8, 1961. Acknowledgement is made to the Allied Chemical and Dye Company, Nitrogen Division, for their financial assistance in conducting this experiment.

2 Associate Agronomist, Assistant Animal Husbandman, Soil Scientist, and Animal Husbandman, retired, respectively.






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