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<blockquote data-quote="1982vett" data-source="post: 1631557" data-attributes="member: 7795"><p>Gulf coast ryegrass is what's here. I did plant some jumbo ryegrass 10 years ago when renovating some pasture, I can't say I could differentiate it from the gulf coast so nor sure if it survived. Drought conditions didn't help that fact. I can't say how the other varieties of ryegrass react to cutting just as the heads are maturing, but gulfcoast cut at a mature stage but still with green color will have a lot of viable seed. Another conformation of this is watching what germinates after feeding it in the winter. </p><p></p><p>Just drove through your neck of the woods yesterday. Y'all are still greener than we are. I cut hay a month ago and the ryegrass that came back is now maturing and drying out. When I cut it early enough it always shoots another smaller head. This is what reseeds the hay patches for me. Pretty much the same for the ball clover and Arrowleaf clovers in my hay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1982vett, post: 1631557, member: 7795"] Gulf coast ryegrass is what’s here. I did plant some jumbo ryegrass 10 years ago when renovating some pasture, I can’t say I could differentiate it from the gulf coast so nor sure if it survived. Drought conditions didn’t help that fact. I can’t say how the other varieties of ryegrass react to cutting just as the heads are maturing, but gulfcoast cut at a mature stage but still with green color will have a lot of viable seed. Another conformation of this is watching what germinates after feeding it in the winter. Just drove through your neck of the woods yesterday. Y’all are still greener than we are. I cut hay a month ago and the ryegrass that came back is now maturing and drying out. When I cut it early enough it always shoots another smaller head. This is what reseeds the hay patches for me. Pretty much the same for the ball clover and Arrowleaf clovers in my hay. [/QUOTE]
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