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Sideoats grama is a native, perennial, warm grass native to North America. Sideoats grama is the official state grass of Texas. It will produce seed 2 to three times per year, depending on moisture, from May until November. Sideoats grama provides high quality, nutritious, and palatable forage for all classes of livestock. Because of its palatability, sideoats grama is easily overgrazed. Rotational grazing, proper grazing use, and appropriate stocking rates are necessary to manage this grass.
Haskell is a variety of sideoats grama that was collected from Haskell, Tx and released from the James E. "Bud" Smith Plant Materials Center in Knox City, Tx in 1983. Haskell grows well on most soil types in Texas with at least 18 inches of rainfall per year and is adapted to calcareous and moderately alkaline soils and rocky sites.
Classification
Common Name: Sideoats Grama
Variety: Haskell
Genus: Bouteloua
Species: curtipendula
Origin: North America
Characteristics
Longevity: Perennial
Season: Warm
Requirements
Planting
Rate Per Acre: 4.5
Planting Dates: 12/1 - 6/1
Seeds Per Pound: 143,000
Bushel Weight: 10