phleum pratense

...Some species, primarily meadow timothy (Phleum pratense), are of great economic importance as important fodder plants that go to feed any agricultural livestock. Cultivated in pastures and, like sown grasses, in fields for making hay.

...Phleum Pratense is a highly valuable forage grass, suitable for the establishment of long-lasting pastures, mixed with other seeds. It is a tall and hardy grass, known for its good yield and very palatable leaves for livestock, strongly recommended for cutting mixtures as well as for grazing. It adapts well to cold and humid climates, but is sensitive to drought. Among its varieties, Climax stands out for its adaptability to cold areas. With a late growth cycle, it offers good winter production and excellent quality for feed, and is used both in cutting crops and for grazing.