Question

 What are some common grasses used for grazing animals?

Answer 1

Some common grasses used for grazing animals include Bermuda grass, fescue grass, and clover. These grasses provide high nutrient content and are resilient to heavy grazing. They can be used to feed a variety of livestock, including cattle, sheep, and horses.

Answer 2

Some common grasses used for grazing animals include Bermuda grass, fescue, ryegrass, bluegrass, timothy grass, and buffalo grass. The choice of grass depends on factors such as climate, soil type, and the nutritional needs of the animals.

Answer 3

Bunchgrasses include orchard grass, big bluestem, tall fescue, while sod farming grasses include Kentucky bluegrass, reed canary grass, and quack grass. 

Pasture grass is the most natural feed for cattle. Raising beef cattle and dairy cows on high quality pasture grass is also beneficial both nutritionally and economically.