Elehnert: Poa pratensis or Kentucky bluegrass is highly palatable to horses, cattle, and sheep. It produces relatively low yields compared to other pasture grasses, but can be very productive in the Northeast on closely grazed intensive rotational grazing systems.

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Poa pratensis or Kentucky bluegrass is highly palatable to horses, cattle, and sheep. It produces relatively low yields compared to other pasture grasses, but can be very productive in the Northeast on closely grazed intensive rotational grazing systems.

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Poa pratensis or Kentucky bluegrass is highly palatable to horses,
cattle, and sheep. It produces relatively low yields
compared to other pasture grasses, but can be very
productive in the Northeast on closely grazed
intensive rotational grazing systems.

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Elehnert: Poa pratensis or Kentucky bluegrass is highly palatable to horses, cattle, and sheep. It produces relatively low yields compared to other pasture grasses, but can be very productive in the Northeast on closely grazed intensive rotational grazing systems.