From: rdo (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 04/12/05

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You have probably experienced that it responds to
  fertilizer and high organic matter soils.

Yes, ryegrass is excellant it those regards and also drought tolerant  
for the short water years.  I think it is an excellent crop for grazing.

Have you or anyone else had any experience with birdsfoot trefoil, in 
place of white clover in a pasture sward?  The washington state 
agronomist and I were just talking of this this morning and thinking of 
tring some.  any thought's on this.

Aaron W. Olson

Aaron W. Olson

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