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Round here they use to not spread a field with standing dry broomsedge, too much of a fire risk off the trucks exhaust.

I've never seen a cow eat one. I typically spay them with weed killer when I see them.

Yeah mullein, good for ya so they say, makes good tea and you can smoke it too.

Under stocked this time of year, couple months if it stays hot I'll be over stocked.

You must have been getting some rain, nobody up this way driving post, grounds still to dry and hard. They can get them drove in, but it's splitting or fracturing the post doing it.

Thats the end of a toothpick if you needed a reference for size.

I did a Google search on Hurd grass, this is all that came up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy-grass

Dam foreigners :lol:

Yep, that all sounds about right. I guess I'll have more next year, looks like a lot of it's gone to seed already. This in pasture I'm grazing, cows haven't touched it, but there's plenty of other stuff to eat right now. My question would be, why is it showing up now, noticed more of it today...

I've got little patches of this popping up in the pastures, don't remember seeing it before, any idea what it is. Thanks.

I am a small time "hobbie" farmer :lol:

Oh, and thanks for the replies :)

You sound like my friends who say it's not worth the hassle, I just hate to waste.

That's what I've been thinking, biggest expense would be the baler, just about everyone round here round bales, there should be some in fairly good shape sitting at the back of somebody's barn that they would like to get rid of, cheap. All ready have a tractor and a trailer that would be ok for hay.

Round here you have a few guy's that are good and reliable, but they already have more than they need work wise this time of year. The rest of them are not worth calling.

It is fenced, I don't have enough head to keep any of the pastures eaten down this time of year, the rest of the pastures have more fescue, broom sage and weeds, but they're bigger lots, cows seem to like the bigger lots. Will mow them as well in the next couple of weeks.

Been mowing [ bush hogging ] about 7 or 8 acres of pasture every spring for the last few years, friends say it's not worth the effort to buy used equipment and bale it, it just seems so wasteful. It would have to be small baled if I did it as the land a little to steep in places for a round...