Synopsis Alfalfa was established successfully in corn by planting the alfalfa the same day as corn. High corn yields were obtained when a 20‐inch area over the corn row was kept weed free and the alfalfa between the rows was clipped. Sixty‐inch rows produced 92% and 80‐inch rows produced 80% as much corn grain as that produced in 40‐inch rows. Lespedeza and alfalfa were the easiest legumes to establish under summer seeding conditions.
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Pendleton et al. (1957) studied this question.