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<blockquote data-quote="Stepper" data-source="post: 396020" data-attributes="member: 3398"><p>If it were me i would check Midland 99 out. If i remember right with irrigation and fertlizer you can expect 9 tons per acre. But now you would have to either sprig it or broadcast it to get it started. </p><p></p><p>And no matter what kind of grass you decide to go with or even if you decide to back out and not plant any grass at all. You should let me come over during deer season and thin some of thoes darn grass eating deer out for you. :lol: I would do it just as a favor for a fellow cattle man. ;-) And free of charge. Even if you decide you want to just leave it in rowe crops. I would be willing to keep thoes dang deer in check just in case you change your mind in the future. 8) </p><p></p><p>But all kidding aside. I would give the Midland 99 some serious thought. There was a fella who had sprigged some in Western Tennessee last year who came here to the cattle forum and was talking about it. I can not remember exactly how many acres he sprigged and how much hay he was getting off of it. But it was unreal. I know at the time i made myself a mental note that the next time i sprig and grass i was going to give midland 99 some serious consideration.</p><p></p><p>I spriged some worldfeeder bermuda and it is ok. But it is not a high yeild producer. It is really not any better than native bermuda in my opinion. </p><p></p><p>Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stepper, post: 396020, member: 3398"] If it were me i would check Midland 99 out. If i remember right with irrigation and fertlizer you can expect 9 tons per acre. But now you would have to either sprig it or broadcast it to get it started. And no matter what kind of grass you decide to go with or even if you decide to back out and not plant any grass at all. You should let me come over during deer season and thin some of thoes darn grass eating deer out for you. :lol: I would do it just as a favor for a fellow cattle man. ;-) And free of charge. Even if you decide you want to just leave it in rowe crops. I would be willing to keep thoes dang deer in check just in case you change your mind in the future. 8) But all kidding aside. I would give the Midland 99 some serious thought. There was a fella who had sprigged some in Western Tennessee last year who came here to the cattle forum and was talking about it. I can not remember exactly how many acres he sprigged and how much hay he was getting off of it. But it was unreal. I know at the time i made myself a mental note that the next time i sprig and grass i was going to give midland 99 some serious consideration. I spriged some worldfeeder bermuda and it is ok. But it is not a high yeild producer. It is really not any better than native bermuda in my opinion. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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