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Native Warm-Season Grasses for Mid-South Forage Production

1 University of Tennessee, Center for Native Grasslands ManagementNative Warm-Season Grasses for Mid-South Forage ProductionIntroductionWhat Are Native Warm-Season Grasses ? Native Warm-Season Grasses (NWSG) are a group of tall-growing bunch Grasses that offer the potential for excellent Forage Production across the Mid-South . They have a number of key attributes that make them of interest to Forage growers in the to the Mid-South These Grasses have grown in the Mid-South since before human settlement. Native Warm-Season Grasses were grazed by buffalo and elk for thousands of years and then, during the first two centuries of European settlement, by free-ranging domestic livestock.

3 High Yields Depending on species, site quality and available moisture, NWSG can yield 4 – 5 tons of forage per acre when harvested for hay (see Producing Hay from Native Warm-Season Grasses in the Mid-South, SP 731-D, for more information).

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