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Adaptation of Bermudagrass to the Texas High Plains

Mark Marsalis, PhD.

Email: marsalis@nmsu.edu

Madison, Mississippi

Mark recently graduated and has moved to New Mexico on a new job with New Mexico State.  Best of luck Mark!

Extension Agronomy Specialist

Extension Plant Sciences Department

New Mexico State University

Agricultural Science Center at Clovis

2346 State Road 288

Clovis, NM 88101-9998

 

Specific Objectives:

bulletDetermine adaptation and nutritive value of bermudagrass varieties and hybrids to the High Plains of Texas.
bulletEstimate the survival and growth of the bermudagrasses under limited and saline irrigation conditions.
bulletEvaluated the role of bermudagrass for use in wastewater disposal applications.
bulletDetermine forage quality of these varieties harvested at 28-day intervals.

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