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Little River, TX | It appears about half the chapter in the text are currently available to copy and print off. Hopefully the others will be available over the coming year.
http://alfalfa.ucdavis.edu/IrrigatedAlfalfa/
I printed off the fertilization chapter. I did not see any really new information and do have one gripe. This is written by and for California and they do some things a little different than the rest of this nation let alone the world. Look at their plant analysis. rather than use the top 6" of growth or top third they divide the sampling into three. The result is numbers for P & K that do not match what the rest of the nation is looking at.
The rest of their unique reporting and methods I will leave to you all.
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Back to basics for the alfalfa grower.
