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• MF3073

  Patch Burn Grazing Patch burn grazing is a method of range management in which only a portion of a pasture or management unit is burned and then grazed, either by domestic livestock or native wildlife. 2 p. $0.40 Quantity:

• MF3040

  Prussic Acid Poisoning Prussic acid is also known as hydrocyanic acid or hydrogen cyanide (HCN). Grazing plants that have produced excess cyanide causes prussic acid poisoning. Sorghums, sudangrass, sorghum–sudangrass crosses, and closely related species are most commonly associated with prussic acid poisoning. 2 p. $0.30 Quantity:

• MF3018

  Kansas Switchgrass Production Handbook Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) is a warm season perennial. It has been used for livestock forage, soil stabilization, and wildlife cover, and is a leading potential cellulosic bioenergy crop. 16 pages, color cover. $2.25 Quantity:

• MF3029

  Nitrate Toxicity Sorghum, sudangrass, other summer annuals, and brassica species often have high nitrate levels. Avoid excessive application of manure or nitrogen fertilizer. Raise cutter bar 6 to 12 inches to exclude basal stalks. Delay harvesting any stressed forages. 4 p. $0.65 Quantity:

• L873	Biological Control of Musk Thistle in Kansas Biological control uses a pest’s natural enemies. Using the musk thistle head and/or rosette weevil may prove to be an effective alternative method of control for musk thistles. 8 p. $1.30 Quantity:

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