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Persist at Ames Plantation in SW Tennessee.

John Waller looks over Persist stand.

Research Associate Marion Cornelius Dixon discusses Persist with visitors to the Ames Plantation in June 2005.

Closeup of Persist shows a healthly stand of Persist and clover. Clover seems to have a very positive affect on Persist.

You may not be able to see it clearly, but there is a visible difference between the performance of the Persist pasture and the KY-31 pasture behind it.

Another comparison shot between Persist and KY-31. Persist is the field in the front.

Dr. Waller discusses how Persist can handle very harsh grazing and still come back.

Close up of Persist plants coming back after intense down-to the dirt grazing.

A 7-year old field of Persist orchardgrass.

A 7-year old field of Persist orchardgrass.

Close-up of five-year old Persist field.

Close-up of Persist Orchardgrass at University of Kentucky.

Persist plots at University of Kentucky - April 2005

Persist 1rst year production field.

Potomac 1rst year seed production.

Persist Orhchardgrass.

Persist Orhchardgrass.

Persist Orchardgrass. Planted 2002, photo taken August 2003.

Persist Orchardgrass at University of Kentucky.

Persist in Prospect, KY, July 2009

Persist in Arkansas, November 2009

Persist and white clover in Arkansas, November 2009

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