An excellent point, Bill. The careful grassland manager will know what is growing and how to manage that grass.

In Nevada, it's a foregone conclusion that we could grow only cold-season forage grasses, most of which tend towards a "bunching" growth habit.

Bermuda, etc - those are warm-season grasses, yes?

These two wide classifications of grasses have very different characteristics aside from how warm it needs to be to grow them.