18 апр. 2024 г. · This publication focuses on warm-season annual grasses and how to properly manage them to supply additional grazing, hay or green-chop during July and August.

Warm-season grasses grow best on deep, well-drained soils and should be seeded between mid-April and mid-May. Later seedings are slower to establish, yield less ...

Switchgrass, Indiangrass, and big bluestem are warm- season grasses that are a suitable alternative for sum- mer pasture in Iowa. Their advantage over cool- ...

Although warm-season grasses produce less yield, their virtue is to provide superior midsummer grazing when cool-season grasses are semi-dormant.

Warm-season grasses provide an opportunity to increase pasture productivity when grazing horses during the summer slump.

Warm season grasses include maize, sorghum, millets and sugarcane. Ryegrass either sown annually or self-regenerating and the small grain cereals rye, wheat, ...

Eastern gamagrass is often the preferred native warm-season grass for pasture, but its high quality also produces excellent hay and baleage. The large clumps ...

14,00 $ This mixture combines Bonanza Big Bluestem, Scout Indiangrass, and Trailway Sideoats Grama to offer the best possible hay and forage production in the heat of ...

Switchgrass, Indiangrass, and big bluestem are warm-season grasses that are a suitable alternative for summer pasture in Iowa.

The use of warm-season grasses to extend the “green period” for mid- and late- summer grazing was identified as a high priority conservation need in the.