Archive for the "grazing" Tag

Can frost-seeded legumes make a difference in cattle profitability? A University of Forage extension specialist says yes. Craig Roberts says that legumes […]

Could soybean residue serve as a forage supply this winter? Amidst extreme to exceptional drought in most of the U.S. cattle country, […]

Turning cattle out to graze on post-harvest corn stubble can rein in part of winter-feeding costs. However, it’s important to note that […]

Helping mitigate the effects of drought on your operation is possible with some foresight and early action. While drought impacts can suddenly […]

USDA weekly crop progress reports also highlight pasture and range conditions by state. This data is critical as it gives the industry […]

Proper pasture management can help minimize a drought’s impact on grazing land, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service forage specialist […]

Cutting cattle feed costs is a priority for producers struggling with rising input costs and have cattle herds impacted by severe drought […]

Several cattle deaths have been reported in Oklahoma due to prussic acid toxicity in forage – also known as cyanide. How does […]

The state of pastures and rangeland in the western U.S. is starkly different from what is typical this time of year. The […]

Preparing and managing your pastures for drought conditions starts early in the spring. With more and more producers falling victim to increasingly […]