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Arizona Rocks When It Comes to Growing Alfalfa!
Arizona is an excellent place to grow alfalfa because of our favorable climate that allows for up to 10 harvests of premium quality alfalfa per year, averaging at least 8 cuttings, compared to 3 to 4 cuttings in the Midwest. Arizona alfalfa grows green and beautiful in the winter.
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