Plains Bristlegrass (Setaria leucopila)

Origin:	Native to North America
Use:	Perennial, warm season, native grass that provides fair grazing for wildlife; good grazing for livestock.
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Plant Description:
General
Life Span	Perennial
Growth Form
Management:
Seeding Rate  40" Rows: Broadcast:	1.0 pound pure live seed per acre 3.0 pounds pure live seed per acre
Planting Date	March-May
Planting Depth	less than 0.25 inch
pH requirement
Soil texture Sandy:  Loam:  Clay:	High High High
Cold Tolerance:	High
General	Provides fair grazing for wildlife; good grazing for livestock.
ID Features:	This bunchgrass grows 12 to 48 inches tall and has pale green, flattened culms branching at the base and lower joints. Blades are 1/8 to 2/5 inch, often folded and rough on the back. The panicle is slim, bristly and narrowed at the top, Usually, one bristle grows below each spikelet.
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