Has grass lost its...

[charliesarmy]

Nutritional value by now?? or will this spell of warmer weather give it a bit of a kick start again...Mine are in a horrid paddock atm want to change them into other field but don't want this totally wrecking but if grass is now of no nutritional value I might as well chuck em in...

 

[savannahmelody]

I have always been told that around sept/oct time the grass gets a second kick of sugar to it,so lami beware,but my grass is rubbish and have two section a's waiting for me to come in each evening

 

[Gingerwitch]

Mine have just ballooned in the last two days - but we have had some fantastic "growing" weather.

I have always thought grass got another "spurt" in Sept - by Oct it is "dead"

 

[zsmm4]

mine is growing fast. All the paddocks are looking bright. In fact have had to reduce the area the horses are out in.

 

[Moggy in Manolos]

The grass is still growing, if i were you i would not risk it

 

[brighteyes]

Are you kidding? It's better than ever atm at my house.

 

[charliesarmy]

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Are you kidding? It's better than ever atm at my house.

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Well in Lancs I think it rained everysingle day in August give or take and horses field soon resembled a bog...but the rested one looks good...but just wondered if it looked good with no nutrition..

 

[SpruceRI]

I appear to have no grass whatsoever except that my 3 are looking great.

They get a wedge of hay each, morning and night to give them something to chomp on, so what little grass there appears to be, it's obviously rather fattening!

 

[Mike007]

Grass actually grows all year round but inthis country has a temporary form of dormancy in August.Right now it is kicking in again a bit like spring grass.

 

[kellyeaton]

No it has not lost its goodness yet it will be still growing and still have goodness until around november time!