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Regular bermuda grass?
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<blockquote data-quote="Post Oak" data-source="post: 1619629" data-attributes="member: 19827"><p>I planted some of the original Cheyenne back in 2005 . I planted one field for grazing pasture and one for hay. When I planted , I broadcasted and tractor tracked the whole field because I did not have a cultipacker. I got a good stand in both fields . I fertilized and limed the hayfield to the Clemson soil test specs in 2005,2006,2007, and 2008. The hayfield yielded near about like a coastal field and looked good. In the fall of 2008, my friend that helped me bale my little bit of hay got cancer and was dead by the spring of 2009 and I fenced in the hayfield and started grazing it, but did not fertilize any more. The Cheyenne disappeared in the former hayfield in just a couple of years. After I got a good initial stand of grass in the field that I initially planted for pasture, i quit fertilizing and bahia took over within 5 years. The moral of my story is that Cheyenne is a high maintenance grass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Post Oak, post: 1619629, member: 19827"] I planted some of the original Cheyenne back in 2005 . I planted one field for grazing pasture and one for hay. When I planted , I broadcasted and tractor tracked the whole field because I did not have a cultipacker. I got a good stand in both fields . I fertilized and limed the hayfield to the Clemson soil test specs in 2005,2006,2007, and 2008. The hayfield yielded near about like a coastal field and looked good. In the fall of 2008, my friend that helped me bale my little bit of hay got cancer and was dead by the spring of 2009 and I fenced in the hayfield and started grazing it, but did not fertilize any more. The Cheyenne disappeared in the former hayfield in just a couple of years. After I got a good initial stand of grass in the field that I initially planted for pasture, i quit fertilizing and bahia took over within 5 years. The moral of my story is that Cheyenne is a high maintenance grass. [/QUOTE]
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