Texoka
Buffalograss
Life Cycle: Perennial
Introduced/ Native: Native
Growth Habit: Rhyzominous
Plant Height: 6-8 inches
Benifits
● Dual Purpose grass - Can be planted for pasture or turf
● Provides quality forage for all classes of livestock.
● Withstands Heavy grazing
● Excellent drought tolerance
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Description
Texoka Buffalograss is a fine-leaved, native, sod-forming, warm-season, perennial. It generally grows 4 to 8 inches tall and spreads rapidly by surface runners and forms a dense, matted turf (great for lawns). It is commonly found in medium to fine-textured soils.
Texoka Buffalograss provides good grazing for all classes of livestock. It can withstand long, heavy grazing better than any other native grass on ranges consistently subjected to severe use. It often survives as a monoculture or pure stand. Because of its excellent ground cover, ability to spread under use, wide climatic adaptation, and relative ease of establishment, Buffalograss is ideally suited for erosion control on range and pasturelands.
Crop USe
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Dry Hay
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Continuous Grazing
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Rotational
Gtazing
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