Posted by CGID on August 24, 2015 at 17:46:17 from (174.19.126.120):
In Reply to: Re: Wildfires? posted by phil_n on August 24, 2015 at 08:42:28:
It's called cheat grass because it cheats farmers out of their crops. It's an invasive species from SW Asia, probably came here as a contaminate in feed grain. Draw a NS line, boarder to boarder, through the the western end of Nebraska. From any where along that line head west. In front of you the land will be yellow, to the horizon. Look left or right, yellow to the horizon. It will stay that way until you encounter some moisture in the coastal mountains. The yellow is all cheat grass. When it all started, no one knew what to expect. By the 1940's it was recognized as unstoppable. Land owners, state governments and the federal government gave up with out a fight. It has become the "habitat". I suppose you'd need permission to try to eradicate it.
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