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At the autumn 1990, two paddocks of four hectares each were sown with a turf variety and a forage variety of perennial ryegrass. Both paddocks were grazed from 12 April to 3 June 1994 by two groups of dairy cows in end lactation. Both paddocks were similarly managed : the stoking rate at the beginning of the experiment was 24 cows per paddock and 18 cows per paddock after 7 may. Milk productivity was recorded every day. The canopy height was estimated from 200 measurements per paddocks every week.

Varietal effect in perennial ryegrass on milk productivity of dairy cows in continuous grazing: turf variety vs forage variety