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  1. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Paul Beck, Oklahoma State University Extension beef cattle nutrition specialist

    When summer grass starts running out of gas (opens the original)

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    Perennial warm-season grasses can still look green in midsummer even as their nutritional value declines. Forage analysis from several Oklahoma forage systems shows that this change begins earlier than many producers expect. Tallgrass prairie dominated by big and little bluestem, Indiangrass and switchgrass at the Oklahoma State University (OSU) Range Cow Research Center near Stillwater, OK, peaked in nutritive quality in May with 10.55% crude protein and 75% digestibility. After May, protein an

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