Ladder grass is a very common grass growing in rural areas, and its aliases are catgrass, ladder grass and ladder grass. It can be seen everywhere in rural fields and roadside. This is a rather annoying weed and can usually be used to feed rabbits. This weed produces a lot, grows fast and has many leaves. It was planted as an important feed in the former Soviet Union.

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Farmers traditionally harvest twice a year. The crops harvested in summer are slightly rough and have more stems than leaves, so the fiber content is higher than that in protein. The second harvest in autumn, due to the short growth time, crops will have more leaves than stems, so they are more tender. Timothy grass grows slowly, usually harvested for the first time in June, and then harvested again in August/September.

The growth of grass is greatly influenced by climate. There is plenty of rain in spring, so the grass harvested for the first time will grow very thick, and the grass harvested later will not be very thick.