1947 - Pivot Irrigation Efficiency...Old World and Broomsedge Bluestem Grass Control

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Maximizing Pivot System Efficiency
Managing Old World Bluestem and Broomsedge
Native and Ornamental Grasses for Kansas

00:01:05 – Maximizing Pivot System Efficiency: Beginning today’s show is K-State water resource engineer Jonathan Aguilar as he discusses ways to maximize water efficiency in pivot irrigation systems.

Maximizing Irrigation Efficiency: Key Steps for Farmers in 2025

00:12:05 – Managing Old World Bluestem and Broomsedge: Tina Sullivan, K-State Extension agronomist, keeps the show rolling talking about Old World Bluestem and broomsedge bluestem. She explains how to identify and manage the plants.

Old World Bluestem vs. Broomsedge: Identification and Management

00:23:05 – Native and Ornamental Grasses for Kansas: Johnson County horticulture Extension agent, Markis Hill, ends the show with what native and ornamental grasses are suitable for Kansas’ conditions.

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