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beanplanter
Posted 11/8/2026 15:19 (#11798027)
Subject: When to take last cutting to control rust?


Missouri

It's brome and orchard grass with the occasional clump of fescue north of 36. It's producing well, but suffers from rust in spots nearly field wide that holds it back and just looks ugly as hell. Never really dealt with this. You can see it in most of these pics, and it's much worse on the first two cuts. I've been slowly fixing the low K in hopes it'd eventually go away, but I'm told I need to start taking a late last cutting to keep it from carrying over the winter in the fodder. We had a light spotty frost at 32* a month ago and a heavier frost at 32* again on the 6th. Harvest is done and I have a weather window now or could just wrap it at any time. Pics range from the clay knob to the better dirt. Some roan for fun.









 


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