This week’s ForageFax Weed of the Week from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Department of Soil & Crop Sciences is dallisgrass, a warm-season perennial that has grazing potential. Dallisgrass is palatable and has a higher level of nutritive value than bahiagrass and some bermudagrass varieties, and it can retain its nutritive value later into the summer. However, is also produces a lower dry matter yield than some bermudagrass varieties. Read more…
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