Their reasons for planting Legend lespedeza revolved around two product promises: timing and tonnage, which translate into more milk and more pounds of beef. "My cows are breeding back and having their calves earlier since being on the Legend," says Brandt.
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cutting-edgeproducts.com/Legend%20Lespedeza.pdf
cutting-edgeproducts.com/Legend%20Lespedeza.pdf
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"Legend" Lespedeza is likely an annual Lespedeza, probably a selection out of Marion (Kobe type). It may be the seed increase of rogue Korean types that contaminated the seed. We are checking on this and will know something more over the winter.
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extension.missouri.edu/Adair/Livestock/forageupdate.htm
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Forage tests done in conjunction with the University of Arkansas Extension showed that Legend lespedeza out yielded all other varieties of lespedeza, including Marion, by over 35 percent. ... Legend lespedeza is likely to be used most effectively as a companion legume providing high quality (protein, energy,
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www.cattletoday.com/archive/2001/December/CT182.shtml
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A number of producers have also found the Legend lespedeza to work well with warm-season grasses, with adequate management, in both grazing and hay production in areas in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.
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www.cattletoday.com/archive/2009/January/CT1859.shtml
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More summer forage means more pounds of beef in the fall. There are two very good reasons to consider Legend lespedeza in your pastures: timing and tonnage. Both mean more milk and more pounds of beef!
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www.hpj.com/archives/2004/feb04/NewproductnewLegendlesp...
www.hpj.com/archives/2004/feb04/NewproductnewLegendlespedez.CFM
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Legend lespedeza can be used for either pasture or hay, and it can be grown with several grasses. It has been grown effectively in nearly all of the lower Midwest and throughout the South, from southern Iowa and southeast Kansas to Georgia.
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www.hpj.com/FarmShows/FSedit3/LegendLiespedeza-threefor...
www.hpj.com/FarmShows/FSedit3/LegendLiespedeza-threeforthreeinforagetests.cfm
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The objectives of the study were to compare the performance of Legend lespedeza with other common cultivars in Mid Missouri and to evaluate phenotypic characteristics of existing Legend selections for potential development of a new cultivar- Legend II.
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a-c-s.confex.com/crops/2006am/techprogram/P23513.HTM
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"We'll be looking at a lespedeza variety called Legend," said Rory Lewandowski, educator, OSU Extension Athens and Hocking counties. "Trials conducted with this variety in Arkansas and Missouri have shown the legume produces better yields and has a higher rate of performance than other legumes used in frost seeding.
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www.agriculture.purdue.edu/AgAnswers/story.asp?storyID=...
www.agriculture.purdue.edu/AgAnswers/story.asp?storyID=4145
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See In re General Electric Company, 180 USPQ 542 (TTAB 1973). Therefore, we conclude that in view of the similarity in the commercial impressions of applicant's mark, LEGEND LESPEDEZA, and registrant's mark, LEGEND, their contemporaneous use on the closely related goods involved in this case is likely to cause confusion...
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www.uspto.gov/web/offices/com/sol/foia/ttab/2dissues/20...
www.uspto.gov/web/offices/com/sol/foia/ttab/2dissues/2004/76379678.pdf
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