Although it may not be the best of forages, it does graze well and is bulletproof as far as drought goes. I've seen it dead as a doornail and 1 inch of rain later, pretty as can be. I'm selling most of my bahia fields right now as share-cropped sod. There is alot of hwy projects right now using the big rolls. As far as the combining for seed goes, my buddy uses a newer John Deere combine. Can't remember the model #, but I think it says "Rice Special" on it somewhere (although the closest rice to here is in the pantry). Looks like the head on it is a typical small grain head. If your in the South, check out the price of a 50# bag of bahia seed at the local TSC or farm store and you'll see why it's profitable to grow it!
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