This on-farm demonstration evaluated stockpiled bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum Flüggé) at two Alabama locations to assess forage yield, nutritive value, and potential for extending fall grazing. In Year 1, fertilized pastures in St. Clair County produced 885 lb DM/ac more biomass than unfertilized Montgomery County pastures, though forage quality was similar (7% CP, 63% TDN). Year 2 yields averaged 3,889 lb DM/ac despite warmer, drier conditions. Forage fiber and nutrient concentrations varied by location, harvest date, and interactions. Stockpiled bahiagrass provided 30 to 40 extra grazing days annually but may require protein supplementation for beef cattle.