Posted by j 105 on September 09, 2007 at 19:52:46 from (68.103.171.174):
In Reply to: clipping pasture posted by KEH on September 09, 2007 at 15:53:22:
i'm in Kansas and sericea is spreading rapidly through the native bluestem pastures. spraying merely suppresses it for a few years it seems. I've sprayed twice in the last six years and will need to spray again. i've heard that story before about it making good hay. for the life of me i don't understand. because here nothing eats it at any stage of growth(maybe goats if theres nothing else to eat). it has a very bitter taste. is it possibly the difference in soil type? spraying with an airplane is right at $28/acre. that's prohibitive to commercial cow/calf operations. for decades fire has been the best native pasture management tool, but burning increases sericea population,i guess it scarifies hard seed causing it to germinate. i guess all the hours i spend fighting it i jump when i hear someone say they wish they had an entire field of it. if you can make it work you're a better man than me. knowing that it has some value somewhere, maybe i wont cuss it quite so much.
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