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         <description><![CDATA[<div><mark>winter annual: foxglove, dusty miller<br>Summer annual: sudangrass, millet<br>biennials: sugar beets, carrots<br>perennials: asparagus, alfalfa<br><br>There are crops that fit into both winter annual and summer annual, but none of the crops that I chose do. <br><br>yes, most of the crops were biennial or perennial depending on location. Sudangrass, millet, asparagus, and alfalfa are all perennial for the most part, and the others need specific locations to be biennial. The crops need specific terrain, climate, soil properties (pH), and soil water. <br><br>Families: <br>foxglove- plantains<br>sudangrass- grasses<br>dusty miller- daisy<br>millet- grasses<br>asparagus- asparagaceae <br>alfalfa- legumes<br>sugar beets- amaranthaceae<br>carrots- umbellifers<br><br>alfalfa:<br>Should be planted in late August or early September in Oklahoma.<br>Should be planted in early spring if planted in Kentucky.<br>Alfalfa harvest 60-70 days after it’s planted. </mark></div>]]></description>
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