What you had in your earlier pics was what I would call grease grass. But you also probably have plenty of broomsedge too as I've usually seen the two go hand in hand. And whoever identified what you had before as broomsedge may have been correct. Broomsedge can have a green, purple-ish color early in the season and then as fall approaches will turn completely brown and nothing will hardly graze or eat it. Both grease grass and broomsedge are as good as weeds in my opinion and I'd work to get rid of both if I were you - probably going to take fertility adjustments and/or killing and starting over, which you plan to do at some point anyway. I don't know from a technical standpoint what the quality is (protein and such), just my personal opinion, but the few bales I've fed with it the cows barely pick through it. Only experience I have with it is one small field we cut for a neighbor once a year just to clean up the field and we get the hay for cutting it. Cows will just barely pick through those bales.
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