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I found another link that answers both my question and yours. While good for lawn/turf grasses in that they are toxic to organisms that can damage a lawn, endophytes can also be toxic to livestock.

The answer to my question: "A plant does not become infected from its neighbours. Therefore, a stand of a non-infected variety will remain non-infected. If it is over-seeded with an infected variety, only the new plants will be infected."

What type of seed
Garden and Landscape
Replies 3 Post by paleobubba

Since I am not a premium member, Chief, I cannot read your entire message. No more than I use the site, it's hard to justify the premium price. I appreciate your suggestion, though, about the tricycler kit, which I assume is a mulching kit. That's worth looking into.

By the way, does anyone have experience with the Bag-A-Nut harvesters? They seem awfully pricey but look like they'd do the trick.

Nut vac
Garden and Landscape
Replies 10 Post by paleobubba

Will the Boomer TC series tractors take a belly mower like the JD 4000 ten series tractors do or not?

TC w belly mower
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by paleobubba

Cutting it myself then having someone else custom bale had occurred to me. Supposing I did go this route, would I still need to be looking at a 40hp tractor?<br>
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Still curious to know why two wagons as well.

Mow hay and hog 15 acres
Operating and Attachments
Replies 16 Post by paleobubba