As days grow shorter, alfalfa will begin to translocate sugars from leaves to the roots and crowns to be stored as carbohydrates. (NDSU photo)
NDSU Extension Fall is an important time to consider what to do with regrowth for alfalfa and other perennial forage plants, according to North Dakota State University Extension specialists.As days grow shorter, alfalfa will begin to translocate sugars from leaves to the roots and crowns to be stored as carbohydrates, said James Rogers, forage crops production specialist for NDSU Extensi...
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