Mow your pasture grasses when they reach maturity. Don't let them turn brown or weeds overtake the grasses. Mow to a 3 to 4 inch height, several times a season. This will also help to combat weeds. A yearly application of nitrogen in the spring will help to keep your pastures green and healthy.
Rotational grazing is the best medicine for all pastures, young or old.
Remember that waiting to the last hour when seeding your pasture will most often end in disappointment. And don't be afraid to ask for help and advice from professionals in the industry. You can have a nice pasture without an agronomy degree, but you cannot be afraid to investigate ALL your options and take any help that's available. All Rights Reserved - World Wide. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without written permission of 4Riding, LLC is prohibited.