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Yield and Persistence of Several Legume-Grass Mixtures as Affected by Cutting Frequency and Nitrogen Fertilization¹

Synopsis: Mixtures containing alfalfa and orchard-grass were the highest yielding. Mixtures cut 3 times produced higher yields than those cut 5 times. Yields from 5 cuttings were increased more by nitrogen than yields from 3 cuttings. Nitrogen had no influence on yields of alfalfa mixtures cut 3 times, but increased those cut 5 times. Birdsfoot trefoil and ladino clover mixtures were predominately grass, especially when nitrogen was applied.

² Formerly Graduate Assistant (now Assistant Professor of Agronomy, Storrs (Conn.) Agr. Exp. Sta.) and Professor of Agronomy, respectively, Wisconsin Agr. Exp. Sta.

Received for publication April 2, 1963.