Upper—In the first year after being sown down perennial ryegrass dominates the sward. Middle —In the second and subsequent years clover becomes increasingly common and is often harvested in place of or in. conjunction with the perennial ryegrass. Lower good 11-year-old sward harvested for seed occasionally. Under Careful management high-producing, weed-free swards can be maintained if seed crops in consecutive seasons are avoided.
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 77, Issue 5, 15 November 1948, Page 454
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63Upper—In the first year after being sown down perennial ryegrass dominates the sward. Middle—In the second and subsequent years clover becomes increasingly common and is often harvested in place of or in. conjunction with the perennial ryegrass. Lower good 11-year-old sward harvested for seed occasionally. Under Careful management high-producing, weed-free swards can be maintained if seed crops in consecutive seasons are avoided. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 77, Issue 5, 15 November 1948, Page 454
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