Northeast Research and Demonstration Farm
Authors: Kenneth T. Pecinovsky (Iowa State University) , Brian J. Lang (Iowa State University)
Oat is the major spring-sown small grain crop in Iowa. Spring-sown small grains can be used for grain and straw production, as a companion crop to establish hay and pastures, or as a source of early-season forage as hay or haylage. Because small grains generally mature before the end of July in Iowa, a forage legume, cover crop, or green manure crop can follow oats, or animal manure can be spread on the field in which oats were grown.
Keywords: RFR A1080
How to Cite: Pecinovsky, K. T. & Lang, B. J. (2011) “Oat Variety Trial”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports. 2010(1).