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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Wilson" data-source="post: 674770" data-attributes="member: 8362"><p>Reed's Canarygrass is a high quality forage that loves wet conditions and will thrive in upland soils too. August would be a fine time to plant it up here in mid Missouri; you might have to wait until September down in Texas though. And you might want to check to see how well suited it is for your area. If you go the canarygrass route, be sure to buy a low alkaloid variety like Chieftan or Palaton.</p><p></p><p>Regarding planting hybrid pearl millet that late in the season, keep in mind that the shortening day lengths and lowering temps may not give you a very long growing season. Do you get killing frosts down there?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve Wilson, post: 674770, member: 8362"] Reed's Canarygrass is a high quality forage that loves wet conditions and will thrive in upland soils too. August would be a fine time to plant it up here in mid Missouri; you might have to wait until September down in Texas though. And you might want to check to see how well suited it is for your area. If you go the canarygrass route, be sure to buy a low alkaloid variety like Chieftan or Palaton. Regarding planting hybrid pearl millet that late in the season, keep in mind that the shortening day lengths and lowering temps may not give you a very long growing season. Do you get killing frosts down there? [/QUOTE]
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