These are perennial pastures that can last for many years with good supervision and grazing habits. Bluegrasses are one of the few forage grasses that actually improve the root system through closer grazing or the removal of blade material through mowing.
Pasture usage covers almost any foraging species from cattle, horses, sheep, etc.
Seeds for your future. The best adapted areas include the mid-west to eastern parts of the U. S. in well drained soils originally of limestone bases. Bluegrass is a very palatable and high in nutrition. White clover and birds foot trefoil is planted as companion legumes in many areas that are of lower fertility to boost the nitrogen level of the soil and improve the productivity of the bluegrass pasture. Bluegrass Bluegrass pastures are ideal for the heavy traffic of cattle and horse herds and when fully developed into the natural thick sod that bluegrass is know for, the damage is minimal.