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<blockquote data-quote="Angus Cowman" data-source="post: 847373" data-attributes="member: 8829"><p>I am </p><p> I have several hundred acres of it in the summer on hayfields that comes on strong after the first cutting and in the fall and winter I graze it along with the stockpiled fescue </p><p>I am like Stocky I love it </p><p> you just have to manage it </p><p> one of the main things I have learned is you are better off to fertilize in the fall and it makes the chance of nitrate poisoning alot less </p><p></p><p> too answer your other ? You could consider fescue toxic also </p><p>so without fescue and johnson grass I would be hard pressed to run any cattle</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angus Cowman, post: 847373, member: 8829"] I am I have several hundred acres of it in the summer on hayfields that comes on strong after the first cutting and in the fall and winter I graze it along with the stockpiled fescue I am like Stocky I love it you just have to manage it one of the main things I have learned is you are better off to fertilize in the fall and it makes the chance of nitrate poisoning alot less too answer your other ? You could consider fescue toxic also so without fescue and johnson grass I would be hard pressed to run any cattle [/QUOTE]
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