Poa bulbosa

We've looked at grasses like Kentucky bluegrass that are in your lawn.

turf grasses, and then a promising grass called Poa bulbosa, or commonly called bulbous bluegrass, that goes dormant in June, just around the same time that corn's water and nitrogen needs are ramping up.

And so Having this interseeded or perennial ground cover growing in between the rows of corn that kind of goes to sleep or goes dormant as corn is ramping up is really beneficial.

And we're seeing some positive yield responses.