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Early August is the critical time in managing tall fescue for winter grazing. Graze or mow the fescue down to 2-3” by August 1-15. Overgrazing slows recovery growth while undergrazing allows low quality growth to carry over into winter.
Top dress with 50-100 pounds nitorgen (dry material) per acre from August 1-15th. This is also a good time to apply phosphate, potash, and lime as needed according to soil tests. In the absence of a soil test, apply 40-60 pounds each of phosphate and potash per acre. Do not permit pH to fall below 6.0.
Keep livestock off this pasture until the fall growth of the other pasture is grazed off; usually sometime in November, then turn the cows in on the tall fescue.
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