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  1     <style>
  2       div .carousel-caption p{
  3         color:white; 
  4       }
  5       div .carousel-caption a{
  6         color:white; 
  7       }
  8     </style>
  9     
 10     
 11     <div class="slider-container<!--$$If Defined(Item.Page.ColourScheme)--> <!--$$Item.Page.ColourScheme--><!--$$EndIf(Item.Page.ColourScheme)-->">
 12         <div id="carousel-@GetString("ParagraphID")" class="carousel slide" data-ride="carousel">
 13             <div class="carousel-inner">
 14           	<!-- Wrapper for slides -->
 15     		    @{
 16     				var count = 0;
 17     				var focus = "active";
 18               		var indicatorCount = 0;
 19               		var hideCaption = 0;
 20     		    }
 21     		    
 22     		    @foreach (LoopItem i in GetLoop("Item.Images")){
 23     			    
 24     				if (count > 0){
 25     				    focus = "";
 26     				}
 27     				
 28     				var image = System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Server.UrlEncode(i.GetString("Item.Images.Image"));
 29     				
 30     				<div class="item @focus">  
 31               			
 32               			@if(!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(i.GetString("Item.Images.Link.Value"))){
 33               				<a href="@i.GetString("Item.Images.Link.Value")">
 34               				<img src="/Admin/Public/GetImage.ashx?Width=1060&amp;Height=540&amp;Crop=5&amp;Image=@image" alt="@i.GetString("Item.Images.Title")"></a>  
 35                         }else{
 36                         	<img src="/Admin/Public/GetImage.ashx?Width=1060&amp;Height=540&amp;Crop=5&amp;Image=@image" alt="@i.GetString("Item.Images.Title")">   
 37                         }
 38     
 39               				   <div class="carousel-caption hidden">   
 40                                  @if(!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(i.GetString("Item.Images.Title.Value"))){
 41                                 
 42                                  	if(!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(i.GetString("Item.Images.Link.Value"))){
 43                                		<a href="@i.GetString("Item.Images.Link.Value")">
 44                                  	<h3 style="margin-left: 15px;">@i.GetString("Item.Images.Title.Value")</h3></a>
 45     								}else{
 46                                     	<h3 style="margin-left: 15px;">@i.GetString("Item.Images.Title.Value")</h3>
 47                                     }
 48                                  }
 49     								
 50     									
 51     
 52     							@if(!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(i.GetString("Item.Images.Link.Value"))){
 53                          		<a href="@i.GetString("Item.Images.Link.Value")">
 54                           			<div style="margin-left: 15px; margin-bottom: 5px;" class="carousel-txt hidden-sm hidden-xs">@i.GetString("Item.Images.Subtitle.Value")</div>  
 55              					</a>
 56     							}else{
 57                                 	<div style="margin-left: 15px;" class="carousel-txt hidden-sm hidden-xs">@i.GetString("Item.Images.Subtitle.Value")</div> 
 58                                 }
 59                         		</div>
 60     
 61     							
 62     	
 63     				</div>
 64     
 65     				count++;
 66     		    }
 67     		</div>
 68        
 69                     <div class="container elements">
 70                       <!-- Indicators -->
 71                       <ol id="test" class="carousel-indicators col-md-6">
 72                        @foreach (LoopItem i in GetLoop("Item.Images")){
 73                       		<li data-target="#carousel-@GetString("ParagraphID")" data-slide-to="@indicatorCount" class="@focus"></li>  
 74                       		indicatorCount++;
 75                       		
 76                         }
 77     				  </ol>
 78                     
 79                         <div id="slider_captions">
 80                           <!-- Carousel Caption-->
 81                           <div style="padding: 0px 0px 0px 0px" class="carousel-caption"></div> 
 82                           
 83                         </div>
 84                     </div>
 85     
 86     	<script>
 87           	var child = document.getElementById("test").getElementsByTagName('li')[0];
 88           	child.className = "active";
 89     	</script>
 90     
 91         </div>
 92     </div>
 93

Forage First Guide I Summer Select Guide

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Fusion XL Festulolium

High yields, fast germination & establishment. Minimizes summer slump.

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Festuloliums are derived from a cross between either Italian or perennial ryegrass and meadow fescue or tall fescue. Festulolium has the nutritive, palatability, and digestive qualities of ryegrass, while maintaining the durability and drought resistance of meadow fescue. Festuloliums display strong persistence, disease resistance and winter hardiness and have season-long productivity and high forage quality.

CHARACTERISTICS:

Establishment: Fast
Persistence: Medium
Drought Tolerance: Medium
Winter Hardiness: High
Palatability: High
Yield Potential: High
Grazing Tolerance: High

SEEDING:

Seeding Rate:
Alone (lbs./acre): 30-40
Mixes (lbs./acre): 10-15
Seeds/lb.: 227,000
Depth (in.): 1/4

Planting Time:
Mar.-May; Aug.-Sept.
Emergence (days): 7-14
Life Cycle: Perennial

Adaptation:
Festulolium is adapted to cool humid climates as well as less humid climates with supplemental irrigation. Festulolium does well on fertile soils with a pH of 5.5-7.0 but is not recommended for poorly drained soils or soils with poor fertility.

Establishment:
Festulolium is easy to establish due to its rapid germination and seedling vigor. Seeding rates are 25-45 lbs. per acre if seeded alone and 8-20 lbs. if used in mixtures. Seeding depth is 1/4 in.

MANAGEMENT:

Hay or Haylage Harvest:
Cut boot to mid-bloom

In general, 150 lbs. of nitrogen per acre per year will be adequate to maintain a good stand of festulolium. The rule of thumb is to apply 1/3 of the nitrogen in the spring with the balance evenly applied after each harvest or grazing period. Festulolium performs best under a rotational grazing system and should be grazed down to 3-4 in. when plants reach a height of 10-12 in. For silage or green chop, festulolium needs to be cut before seed heads emerge for optimum forage quality.

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Ratings

Scale 1-9, where 9 = best or most pronounced

Persistence

Drought Tolerance

Winter Hardiness

Palatability

Yield Potential

Grazing Tolerance

Italian Ryegrass x Meadow Fescue
Ideal in winter-damaged alfalfa or where emergency forage is needed
Increased summer performance & drought tolerance
Fast germination & establishment
High yielding & very palatable