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• L815	Prescribed Burning as a Management Practice Burning grassland can recycle nutrients, control weeds & brush, improve grazing distribution, reduce wildfire hazards, improve wildlife habitat, & increase livestock production. 8 p. $0.90 Quantity:

• MF2391

  Controlling Saline Seeps Saline seeps, locally known as alkali spots or slick spots, are areas of bare soil or reduced crop production, usually located on a low-lying area. In dry periods, salt crystals may surface. $0.00 Quantity:

• S115	Forage Facts Notebook Grazing & cattle production information. Topics include grasses, legumes, cereals, silage, hay, pasture & soil management, insects, diseases, prescribed burning, weed & brush management. $16.24 Quantity:

• L818	Kansas Crop Planting Guide Tables with recommendations for planting dates, rates (pounds of seed/acre), seed spacing, seeds/pound, & test weights for crops such as grains, legumes, grasses, sunflowers, etc. $1.12 Quantity:

• MF2227

  Triticale in Kansas Triticale generally has higher forage yields, but lower quality than wheat, especially when harvested as hay or silage. It has similar crude protein values (20-25%) as wheat when grazed. $0.65 Quantity:

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