Learn about pasture management, stocking rates and grass production from beef and dairy specialists and agronomists around the country.
Editor’s note: This is the first part of a series about foraging through the weeds of climate change.
The first extreme precipitation event of 2021 hit Tennessee the end of March with a 12-hour deluge delivering 4 to 8 inches of rain in a swath tracking northeasterly across the eastern side of the Ohio River Basin.
Optimizing net return from pasture integrates forage and animal production, cost control and marketing.
Do you know how to waltz?
Ah yes, you answer. You remember the time when you took a dance lesson and learned the box step.
Pasture forage for grazing can offer several benefits. If managed properly, it is the most cost-effective source of feed for cow-calf producers and other livestock operators.
Native warm-season grasses (NWSG) are notoriously slow to establish. The adage is: The first year it sleeps, the second year it creeps, and the third year it leaps.
Interseeding pastures: profit or problem? This is a question on which many people have differing positions. Let’s explore a few facets of this subject.
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Progressive Forage is the Forage Industry Resource for progressive hay, silage and pasture producers. With contributors including freelance writers, extension specialists and allied industry partners, the leading-edge content is balanced and promotes the best in the forage industry.
All editorial content for Progressive Forage is driven by one primary goal – to provide informational resources that ensure success for forage producers.
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