Native warm-season grasses can benefit pastures, especially during the hot summer months. University of Missouri Extension Agronomist Valerie Tate said they can complement cool-season grasses.
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Native warm-season grasses provide forage
Native warm-season grasses can complement cool-season pastures by providing good summer growth.
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