Central Western VA Mountains | I know that with sorghum sudan, johnson grass, etc, it’s a no-no to cut close after a frost due to toxicity issues and there’s timing before and after frost for cutting alfalfa.
But what about cool season grasses like Timothy, orchard grass and fescue? Any reason to cut before or after a frost? I’m thinking of left over stand life going into winter after cut and hay quality.
Any sage advice is much appreciated! |
Cool Season Grasses and Frost
