Agronomy- Hail as of 5/24/00

Historical archive Covering the May 12, 2000 "St. Nazianz Storm" and Recovery

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Crop Management Decisions Following Hail Damage
(Update 5/24/00)

S.R. Hendrickson, Agricultural Agent, UW Extension

Alfalfa and Red Clover Re-growth

Signs of re-growth were found on 5/25. Trash has to be brushed aside and one has to look closely. Red clover re-growth is ahead of alfalfa re-growth. Dr. Joe Lauer, UW Extension Agronomist, also viewed locally hail-damaged fields on 5/25. He also suggests that we need to be patient with recovery on these fields. Heat units and sunlight should make a difference.

Soybeans

Rotary hoeing is encouraged on crusted fields if emerging beans are unable to penetrate.

Hay for Sale

	Jack Suchomel (683-3707)
	Jerome Herrmann (732-3990)
	Elmer Dvorachek (756-2086)
	Mike Rankin (929-3171)
	Algie Fenendael (837-2929)
	Mark Denor (732-3643)
	Tisch Mills and Harpts Lake (776-1277)
	Don Reichwaldt (726-4604)
	Dave Fleichstad (929-3239)
	Jim Hansen (894-3095)
	Don VandenHeuvel (833-7104)
	John Quackenboss (999-4803)
	Mark Giese (754-4632)

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