Brome Hay - Just for my Horse
2022年3月3日 · Although mixed hay is typically Timothy and alfalfa it can be replaced with brome grass. This is particularly useful for horses who are picky eaters. Brome grass is a delicious way to increase your horse’s intake of alfalfa.
Smooth Bromegrass - Penn State Extension
1993年1月1日 · Smooth bromegrass (Bromus inermis L.) is a leafy, sod-forming perennial grass that is best suited for hay or early spring pasture. It is deep-rooted and spreads by underground rhizomes. It matures somewhat later in the spring than orchardgrass and makes less summer growth than orchardgrass.
Smooth Bromegrass - MU Extension
2000年5月1日 · It is one of the most useful cool-season grasses throughout its range, valuable for hay, pasture, silage and green chop. Its rhizomes and tough root network also make it worthwhile for ground cover and erosion control. Almost all smooth bromegrass seed sold in …
Brome hay? - Hay & Forage Forum
2014年1月18日 · I have heard some of y'all mention brome hay before but what exactly is it? Does it make good hay and what does it yield? How does it compare to orchard grass?
Smooth Bromegrass - Jamback Farms
Brome, or smooth bromegrass, is a highly palatable and clean cool season grass that provides excellent quality hay when properly managed. Typically raised in the Midwest and harvested once a year from late May to early June, brome will be very …
An Introduction to Smooth Brome Grass Hay for Horses
Brome Grass Hay is a great feed source not only for younger and active horses, but also suits the needs for older and lightly worked horses, horses kept in stalls, and those benefiting from slow, all-day feeding – it provides the additional fiber less …
Smooth Bromegrass - Center for Agriculture, Food, and the …
Smooth bromegrass is a widely adapted cool season grass. It can be grown on a wide variety of soil types, but makes its best growth on moist, well-drained clay to silt loam soils. It produces satisfactorily on sandy soils when there is sufficient moisture, and will survive periods of drought and high temperatures.
Smooth brome is one of the more important cool-season grasses in the eastern half of Kansas and in favor-able dryland locations in central and western Kansas. It provides excellent pasture with a high carrying capacity and excellent hay when properly managed and harvested. Forage yields can be exceptional—3 to 4 tons per acre
Livestock: Smooth brome may be used for hay, pasture, or silage. It is compatible with alfalfa or other adapted legumes. The grass is highly palatable and is high in protein content and relatively low in crude-fiber content.
Smooth brome provides excellent pasture with a high carrying capacity and excellent hay when properly man-aged and harvested. Forage yields can be exceptional— 3-4 tons per acre or more—with good management when rainfall is adequate. Smooth brome also provides excellent permanent cover for sites such as waterways, eroded areas,