Do we need hay in southern states? Elsewhere?

Do we need hay in southern states? Elsewhere?

Examples of warm-season grasses are bluestems, common bermudagrass, and native grasses such as eastern gamagrass, Indiangrass, side-oats grama and switchgrass. During late March through May, the spring grazing season, options include annual ryegrass, a forage legume, cool-season perennial native gra...

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Oats
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Seasons
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