Posted by RBMI on June 11, 2023 at 14:47:35 from (72.168.128.79):
In Reply to: Brome posted by Bobl1958 on June 11, 2023 at 09:46:38:
I have to wonder about when brome was introduced in Kansas and where it came from originally. I think we are about the same age. I grew up at Lyndon, near Topeka. There was lots of brome for pasture and hay. There was a seed company at Harveyville, that would buy brome seed. A farmer could take the seed off and still cut the stubble for hay. My dad would not consider doing that. He said the seed was just like feeding grain. There was a lot of brome on marginal land that probably should have been left in prairie grass. Brome was the standard for grass waterways. I now live in Michigan. I think there is brome in some seed blends, but a field of straight brome is rare.
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