Bermuda and Paspalum Hay For Southern Profit
Savannah News discusses native Georgia grasses Bermuda paspalum and panicum as profitable hay crops. It cites planter Mr Constantine Menelas and Mr St Haber sham Clay, with yields, prices, and potential for export, plus winter pastures and forest thinning to create productive pasture lands.
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