Stocker Steve
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I have a Minnesota pasture seeded to tall fescue and clover that winter killed pretty hard two years ago. It has come back some, but now it looks yellow from the road and the grass clumps have burnt looking tips up close. I soil test and it needs 50# of N & 20# of sulfur, but the reed canary/alfalfa pasture right next to it is very green in comparison... :?
It is hard to believe that a little N is all that is needed. Are there any special requirements for fescue vs. other cool season grasses that would make fescue look yellow in comparion? I plan to fertilize it and then use it for a winter stockpile.
It is hard to believe that a little N is all that is needed. Are there any special requirements for fescue vs. other cool season grasses that would make fescue look yellow in comparion? I plan to fertilize it and then use it for a winter stockpile.