Sentences with word «ryegrass»

There are morethan 200 commercially available cultivars of perennial ryegrass alone.Still, enterprising researchers continue to scout the world for newturf contenders.

As for display ideas, Southern Living recommends nestling each egg on top of a bed of ryegrass in a small bowl and utilizing them as part of your Easter tablescape.

As for display ideas, Southern Living recommends nestling each egg on top of a bed of ryegrass in a small bowl and utilizing them as part of your Easter tablescape.

If you are worried about erosion until may then I would suggest annual ryegrass.

Over two years of field experiments in the south west the team demonstrated that the hybrid, named Festulolium, reduced water runoff from agricultural grassland by up to 51 per cent compared to a leading UK nationally - recommended perennial ryegrass cultivar and by 43 per cent compared to meadow fescue.

Planting plantain in stock pastures - instead of plain ryegrass - could help lower a farm's greenhouse gas emissions, according to AgResearch.

According to the Associated Press, «Monday's storm caused rain - sodden ryegrass pollen grains to explode and disperse over the city, with tiny pollen particles penetrating deep into lungs.»

I've personally had ryegrass sprouting with an 80 percent germination rate after 7 days.

Supplemental Material for «Overcoming challenges in variant calling: exploring sequence diversity in candidate genes for plant development in perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne)»

Over the past 18 months farmer Phillip Jennings has meticulously grown and groomed a mix of perennial ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass and bermuda grass on his 3,000 - acre spread, and that turf will now serve as the playing surface for Super Bowl XXXIX.

Slurries were used as fertilizers on agricultural soils cultivated with ryegrass, a forage plant used as food for livestock.

The BBSRC - funded scientists, from Rothamsted Research, the James Hutton Institute, Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) at Aberystwyth University, Lancaster University and the University of Nottingham, used a hybridised species of grass called perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) with a closely related species called meadow fescue (Festuca pratensis).

They hoped to integrate the rapid establishment and growth rate of the ryegrass with the large, well developed root systems and efficient water capture of the meadow fescue.

Cover - crop species grown in monocultures and in mixtures during the study included oats, canola, sunn hemp, soybean, barley, perennial ryegrass, forage radish, cereal rye, millet, sudangrass, red clover and hairy vetch.

Instead Keesing's team found that resilient «weed» species that survive where other species might not, such as mice and ryegrass, also happen to be the best reservoirs for infection.

But because its stolon growth is faster and more tenacious than Kentucky bluegrass's or ryegrass's, it can infiltrate worn areas in front of goal cages and in midfield that normally have to be patched with sod or reseeded.

Thus, our cows» diets range from fresh pasture grasses such as indiangrass or switchgrass in early summer, to orchardgrass, ryegrass, or clover in mid-summer.

Hay is an important source of protein, fiber and vitamins, especially vitamins A and D. Hay for rabbits includes two major categories: grass hay (timothy, oat, wheat and ryegrass) and legume hay (alfalfa, lucerne and clover).

oats (cheap, easy, big) wheat (not wheatgrass) Japanese barnyard millet, bluegrass fescue rye (but beware of ergot, which is a fungal infection and produces LSD - like chemicals), ryegrass (annual ryegrass is cheap and easy to grow, but small), alfalfa sprouts or bean sprouts in SMALL amounts (these have anti- protein compounds that reduce the protein value of other things fed to the animal — or human!)

If you are just going to list it this winter then don't worry about sod, ryegrass is fine and super cheap.