timothy-grass

Common livestock forage

Timothy-grass is a perennial grass widely cultivated for hay and pasture, especially in cool climates.

It grows in dense clumps with cylindrical flower spikes and is prized as livestock feed for its high nutritional value.

Named after Timothy Hanson, an American farmer who promoted it in the early 1700s.

Also called timothy or timothy hay.

forage

hay

Dried feed crop

  • pastureGrazing ground for livestock
  • livestockDomesticated farm animals
  • cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially

horses · grazing · silage · digestibility · palatability · nutrition · feed · fodder · alfalfa · clover

botany

perennial

Recurring each year

  • tuftedHaving raised clusters
  • culmAnthracite refuse or waste
  • spikeSharp rise or point

inflorescence · seed head · rhizome · blade · sheath · node · floret · awn · panicle · germination

agriculture

seeding

Planting or ranking

yield · harvest · overseeding · establishment · fertilizer · acreage · drought-tolerant · pastureland · farmland · mowing

allergy

pollen

Floral reproductive grains

seasonal · rhinitis · sensitivity · antihistamine · sneezing · immunotherapy · airborne · springtime · symptoms · reaction

Opposites
forage plant type

timothy-grasslegume

Pod-producing plant family

alfalfa · clover · red clover · white clover · lucerne

grass lifecycle

timothy-grassteff

Ethiopian cereal grass

millet

Family

timothy, grass, grasses, grassy, grassland, grasslands

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Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G