Mostly planted for cut and carry systems, and not for long-term grazed pastures. Also used for hedgerows and living fences, although roots compete with adjacent crop. Young growth makes good hay, which can be fed as hay or pellets. Coarse stems in older growth make it unsuitable for hay.
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