From: Bob sadler (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 11/01/05

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Is there anyone in the mid-atlantic region experimenting with praire grasses for summer pastures? I have been reading about Wes 
Jackson, etc and was wondering where to get good seed that isn't too expensive, what kind of planting rates and most 
importantly is this a viable idea for improving summer pasture TDN? This year we had 8 straight dry weeks and are still in 
drought, some of my paddocks still cannot be re-grazed. BTW I am grazing sheep. Liese

 

		
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