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Re: cutting hay/ is it summer already
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Posted by E.B. Haymakin' on April 20, 2007 at 08:06:43 from (216.231.169.242):
In Reply to: Re: cutting hay/ is it summer already posted by georgeky on April 20, 2007 at 06:17:17:
Bahia is a very tough grass that was imported from South America years ago. Argentine Bahia grass makes a very dense sod, and can produce heavy forage. I have square baled bahia for one year now, and all of my customers have taken to it. You have to cut it on 4-6 week intervals to keep it palatable for hay. Some think it is junk, but most of the people I have talked with experience with it have a good opinion of it. Several cultivars such a Pensacola, and Tifton have slightly different traits-cold tolerance, yield, etc. The furthest north I've heard of bahia is between Birmingham, AL & Montgomery. It is not cold tolerant.
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