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<blockquote data-quote="MrBilly" data-source="post: 163034" data-attributes="member: 87"><p>HEy Dob,</p><p></p><p>I don't think I would go to the expense of Cheyenne for two reasons: 1) it is way too expensive and 2) it is a warm season grass so it will be brown all winter and not much of a forage then. Fescue would be better and will be green all year. I doubt goats are affected by the endophyte in fescue, but a county agent could find out for you. If they are, then Max Q fescue with the friendly endophyte would be my pic.</p><p></p><p>Billy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrBilly, post: 163034, member: 87"] HEy Dob, I don't think I would go to the expense of Cheyenne for two reasons: 1) it is way too expensive and 2) it is a warm season grass so it will be brown all winter and not much of a forage then. Fescue would be better and will be green all year. I doubt goats are affected by the endophyte in fescue, but a county agent could find out for you. If they are, then Max Q fescue with the friendly endophyte would be my pic. Billy [/QUOTE]
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