Siberian millet, often referred to as foxtail millet, has a better leaf to stem ratio than proso millet. Foxtail millet can be cut for hay 65 to 70 days after seeding. 10 degrees C. Ryegrass Italian and Westerwold ryegrasses are two forage types that can be grown for pasture and hay. Ryegrasses can provide a valuable addition of forage for fall grazing or harvesting from late summer into the fall season. This crop can be used to good advantage as a high quality supplementary pasture for dairy cattle.
Ryegrasses require good moisture conditions for yield and regrowth.
Establishment Tips Seedbed Preparation Prepare a fine, firm seedbed. A firm seedbed is essential in order to control seeding depth. Shallow seeding is preferable for quick emergence and establishment. Seeding Rates When planting annuals for pasture or under dry conditions, the upper seeding rates should be used. Under normal moisture conditions, the level of nitrogen can increase the stooling rate of a crop.