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What's your best/favorite stay green winter stockpile species?
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<blockquote data-quote="RDFF" data-source="post: 1669178" data-attributes="member: 39018"><p>Oats will do great in spring, spring wheat and barley too. But it's not a perennial, so you won't get a sturdy "turf" from it... Annual ryegrass has a much more prolific root structure. and then all the normal perennials like orchardgrass, brome grass, etc.... If you want grazing annuals, try some kale... man, the cattle absolutely LOVE that stuff. I guess if you plant it later in the summer for fall forage it won't go to seed on you either. Big leaves though, so it will shade out a lot of other plants.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RDFF, post: 1669178, member: 39018"] Oats will do great in spring, spring wheat and barley too. But it's not a perennial, so you won't get a sturdy "turf" from it... Annual ryegrass has a much more prolific root structure. and then all the normal perennials like orchardgrass, brome grass, etc.... If you want grazing annuals, try some kale... man, the cattle absolutely LOVE that stuff. I guess if you plant it later in the summer for fall forage it won't go to seed on you either. Big leaves though, so it will shade out a lot of other plants. [/QUOTE]
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