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bermuda is the choice, but some pastures tend to get johnson grass , some fescue, and the well known but not popular prarie grass. My goal is a good stand of bermuda but might be costly. I would also like to have some legumes and or fescue along with other beneficial native grasses. Is...

I bought a farm with poor pasture but good soil(mostly bottom land) and you couldn't find a rock on the place if you tried. About half is just pasture thats been brush hogged about once a year for the past 20 years and the other half was cleard two years ago,stumps and all, and leveled up nice...

I stared T-storms right in the eye a cut away last week and got lucky. If it had been this week it would of washed me away.

If the rain keeps up looks like another cutting here...Lol

I bought a new farm and need to improve the pastures. The pastures have a few rutts, bumps and holes. I planned on discing the whole pasture and then dragging it to level it out. I would then like to fertilize and sow it but its too late really for that right now. I really need to have cattle on...

I plan on 4 bales per cow and bull. Almost come out right each year.

I drilled before the rain from the hurricane hit and the wheat and rye shot right up but its dry as a bone now. Thank god for heavy dews but I dont think it'll last much longer without rain. As luck would have it I drilled more this year than any other, lol.

Hate to sound ignorant, but what is frost seeding?

Ok to drill it dun, or is there a better way to plant it?

By drilling your pasture you aerate your soil which will help your grass tremendously.

Need some input on a good winter pasture. I'm located in Arkansas and we have about two months of daytime highs of about 45-50 degress along with 30's at night and occasional colder nighttime temps. I tried winter wheat last year but it stayed pretty dormant. Any suggestions?