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Some pastures are slower to green up than expected

This spring, some producers are seeing cool-season pastures that are slower to green up than expected. In some cases, it is more than just slow growth. There are large dead patches where old litter is still present, but very little desirable grass is coming back underneath. A few weeds may be coming through, but much of the grass itself is thin, weak, or dead.

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