Pasture

Pasture + Native + CRP

WW B-DAHL BLUESTEM

  • Provides strong forage production
  • Does well in central and southern Texas
  • There is research showing the grass to have general insect-repelling properties

BLUE GRAHMA

  • Native, perennial, warm-season, short grass 
  • Drought resistant
  • Tolerates alkali conditions better than sideoats Grama
  • Highly palatable, nutritious forage that retains its feed value into the winter

SIDEOATS GRAHMA

  • Mid-sized grass

  • Grows 1 to 2 feet, with oat-like seeds along one side of its stem from July to September

  • Grows on well drained uplands, shallow soils on ridges and rocky areas

  • May be found on sand, loam and clay soils ranging from deep to very shallow

  • Takes full sun to dappled shade

  • Is a larval food source for butterflies

  • Turkeys use it for food and cover.

GREEN SPRANGLETOP

  • Native, warm-season perennial
  • Well suited to the rocky, loose soils of South and West Texas
  • Grows one to two feet tall
  • It is best noted as a nutritious forage grass when mixed with other native grasses in pastures

TEXHOKA BUFFALO GRASS

  • Perennial, low-growing, warm season sod forming grass
  • Excellent for grazing cattle and sheep and fair for goats
  • Cures well for winter grazing
  • Excellent grass for erosion control areas, 
     

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