bird dog said:The second one looks like silver bluestem. Agree on foxtail on the first. Whats your location?
Neither one are very good for cattle but they will eat them at early stages. The silver bluestem is a good grass in the spring but it seeds out early and they quit eating it unless they are starved. It seems to make decent hay.
The foxtail seems to fill in on overgrazed places and around barns and gates. Its better than nothing but just barely.
1982vett said:bird dog said:The second one looks like silver bluestem. Agree on foxtail on the first. Whats your location?
Neither one are very good for cattle but they will eat them at early stages. The silver bluestem is a good grass in the spring but it seeds out early and they quit eating it unless they are starved. It seems to make decent hay.
The foxtail seems to fill in on overgrazed places and around barns and gates. Its better than nothing but just barely.
Same here...a bluestem and foxtail. Third hard to really tell. Quite a few have spikes like that but I fail to recall any with just two. Most will have at least three. A photo of the entire plant might help.
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