I would consider playing it safe, graze em on the grass. Its hard to say what feed regimen all of them are on before, so a quick change of feed could be a problem, if its too rich for em, that and potentially being an abrupt feed change. Not sure about any issues with grazing except that. I know you don't want them eating a bunch of alfalfa, then drinking lots of water. It could be like we do in the spring with the fresh grass coming up, gradual introduction to it, so they just get so much time, slowly increasing until they have gotten used to it.
Years ago we used to keep 4 acres in alfalfa, used to feed that as hay, but small amounts etc., and I used to get hay from a field that was grass/alfalfa mix, fed the same, they sure enjoy it, just not too much.
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