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Kim Cassida

Forage and Cover Crop Specialist / Michigan State University
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Quantifying N credits of alfalfa in rotation

We do not have a clear understanding of all the factors influencing N availability from rotation crops like alfalfa.
February 7, 2023
Kim Cassida

In addition to its value as a forage and soil improver, alfalfa is noteworthy as one of the most effective sources of N credits for succeeding crops in rotations.


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A turnip-rape hybrid with oats

Grazing forage brassicas

August 31, 2015
Kim Cassida
Forage brassicas are a hot topic again. These cool-season forage crops have been used in the U.S. for more than 100 years with waxing and waning degrees of popularity.
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Birdsfoot trefoil

Birdsfoot trefoil is an old forage with a new twist

March 27, 2015
Kim Cassida
Birdsfoot trefoil has been commercially available in the U.S. since the 1930s. Every student of forages learns that it is one of the few bloat-free legume options for pastures.
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Meat goat kids grazing chicory

Chicory: Improved varieties are a pasture option

August 30, 2014
Kim Cassida
When I talk about forage chicory, the first response from a lot of people is, “What? The roadside weed?”
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