Is bermuda grass edible?

Hello folks!

So I just read a great thread about how bindweed is edible and that got me thinking: Is Burmuda grass edible?

So a did a small bit of googling and found that most grasses are edible but nothing specific to Burmuda grass. Most other topics talk about how awful it is. So I thought that I would ask here. I imagine the taste would be a bit blend or chewy, but I could always ferment it with spices for extra nutrition and satisfaction.

The first link didn't work, I think this is the one you mean about eating bindweed.

Plants for the Future page on bermuda grass doesn't give it an edibility rating. However, it does give a fairly high medicinal rating.

It looks like a plant worth investigating further.

Thank Ranson, the link now works.

  ~I juiced some of my Bermuda grass, and it tasted pretty horrible!!!~That explained why the deer & javalina didnt eat it!~

I stumbled across this when looking at medicinal herbs. Apparently Bermuda grass might be a useful plant after all? According to this it's used in Ayurvedic medicine for all kinds of stuff. If nothing else, my chickens really seem to like it!

https://www.filson.com/blog/field-notes/top-5-medicinal-plants-of-the-southwest/

https://m.netmeds.com/health-library/post/bermuda-grass-arugampul-incredible-health-benefits-of-arugampul-juice

Not sure about either of these sources, so more research is definitely in order.