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Fescue
Jul 7, 2019 20:06:33 GMT -6
Post by randy on Jul 7, 2019 20:06:33 GMT -6
Thats how i do it here Ebenezer thats what makes it great in areas that can’t grow much else. I know part of Mo owes it’s whole cattle business to fescue. I can grow other stuff. Have bermuda grass. But i only need about 3 months worth of he bermuda. I need 6 months of the fescue. |
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Fescue
Jul 7, 2019 20:15:30 GMT -6
Post by jedstivers on Jul 7, 2019 20:15:30 GMT -6
I can grow other stuff. Have bermuda grass. But i only need about 3 months worth of he bermuda. I need 6 months of the fescue. The fescue will 1/2 keep our Bermuda choked out till it really gets hot but won’t really do well cause it’s getting hotter if that makes any sense. |
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Fescue
Jul 7, 2019 20:37:29 GMT -6
Post by randy on Jul 7, 2019 20:37:29 GMT -6
I can grow other stuff. Have bermuda grass. But i only need about 3 months worth of he bermuda. I need 6 months of the fescue. The fescue will 1/2 keep our Bermuda choked out till it really gets hot but won’t really do well cause it’s getting hotter if that makes any sense. It does make sense. I have fescue mixed in the bermuda. 1st of march the fescue is growing 1st of june the bermuda starts to take over. |
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Post by simangking on Jul 7, 2019 20:44:30 GMT -6
For grazing in January I would rather have stockpiled fescue than anything else.
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Post by jedstivers on Jul 7, 2019 20:55:13 GMT -6
For grazing in January I would rather have stockpiled fescue than anything else. That’s what I mean about different places. Once we get to January our ryegrass will start growing again. I like oats/wheat/ryegrass for a growth at different times. Oats get a lot of mass early, ryegrass starts back first and wheat is a good backup in case one of them fails. |
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