STREETER, N.D. - Kentucky bluegrass may make great lawns, but its ability to overtake native grass rangeland stands makes it a threat to livestock producers.
Kentucky bluegrass is great for lawns but not pastures
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Karen Smith addressing the crowd at the Central Grasslands Research Center annual tour.
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