Ensuring great perennials like digit grass stay great

By Bob Freebairn
May 18 2020 - 5:00am
A 6.2 tonne per hectare Premier digit hay harvest in March. For good quality hay, plus good pasture recovery, of the grass as well as the companion legumes, it is essential to monitor and maintain good soil fertility.
A 6.2 tonne per hectare Premier digit hay harvest in March. For good quality hay, plus good pasture recovery, of the grass as well as the companion legumes, it is essential to monitor and maintain good soil fertility.

Tropical perennial grasses like Premier digit and bambatsi panic have been universally acclaimed these past few months for their ability to survive drought then rapidly provide summer and autumn feed once rains began.

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