W5FL
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- Joined
- Apr 7, 2000
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- Location
- Central Texas
- Tractor
- TYM T-1104/TX10 Loader Kubota M6800SD/LA1002 Loader Kubota RTV900
For the North Central Texas area are the pasture grasses called Coastal (sprigs) or Giant Burmuda (seeds) similar. It is getting to the last of the sprigging season (last of April) and just beginning time for seeding Burmuda (soil temp of 65 degrees). I have just tilled 7 acres to plant the new grasses. The cost is similar but have no idea of the advantages of one over the other (if any), time to cover well and time to be able to cut and bail if you choose to do that. Guess the reason for this post is hope someone knows more about this than I do and will share that knowledge.
We are having a drought in Texas just like last year and just like the year before that. Hate to throw money away, but would sure like some good pasture grass this year(better than the native weeds and buffalo grass).
We are having a drought in Texas just like last year and just like the year before that. Hate to throw money away, but would sure like some good pasture grass this year(better than the native weeds and buffalo grass).