On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 00:27:18 GMT, "Jonny"
wrote:


Evidently, am not one with the same opinion.
http://www.millergrass.com/varieties.htm

The first statement on the website is saying St. Augustine is selected
for it's shade tolerance. What part is not in agreement with what I
said?

Both cows and horses may eat foliage that may contain seed. Whether either
animal contacts seed is controllable. Saying horse only is rather
suggestive that cows don't. Both cannot digest unchewed seeds. Horse
manure is more fertile, more likely to burn if applied directly.

Which is why I said cow manure is much better than horse manure.
Where's the argument? Cows absolutely do chew their seeds. They have
grinding back teeth and they eat and chew their cud for hours and
hours. They also have multiple stomachs, which horses don't.