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Articles Tagged with ''grazing plan''

Cattle in a pasture

When a silver bullet looks more like a three-pronged trident

October 30, 2020
Deidre Harmon

Pasture improvement would be simplified if we just had a silver bullet to increase forage growth, improve nutritive value, control pasture weeds and graze longer throughout the year.


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What is the right grazing management?

October 30, 2020
Jean Savian and Marcelo Wallau

Discussing grazing management can easily be just as problematic as other controversial topics such as politics, religion and sports. Everyone has a style, “mine is better than yours” and “this is the right way.”


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UGA researchers seek targets to mitigate fescue toxicity in cattle

September 11, 2020
Maria M. Lameiras and Alec Lee

A $500,000 grant from the USDA will allow researchers at the University of Georgia (UGA) to examine the minutiae of cattle and fescue microbiome interaction to find targets that will help mitigate the effects of fescue toxicosis, a forage-related condition that costs the U.S. beef industry more than $1 billion each year.


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Cows in pasture

My cows don’t know anything about COVID-19 – but three things could affect them for the better

August 31, 2020
J. Brett Rushing

Dr. Carl Hoveland, a pioneer in forage livestock research, said: “Beef cattle production in the southeastern U.S. is an inefficient and often unprofitable enterprise.


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Legends Cattle Company

Reduce the feed bill with year-round grazing

August 31, 2020
Robert Fears

Failure to control the feed bill can erode ranch profits very quickly, even to the point of bankruptcy. The most economical feed is normally forage standing in the pasture.


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Cattle grazing

It’s time to kick the hay habit

August 25, 2020
Eric Bailey

The current commercial cow-calf business model is not profitable. Input costs have skyrocketed in the last 20 years, while feeder calf value has not kept pace. Many have given up hope on positive cash flow in the cow business.


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Pasture

Ask the Consultant: Rainfall, soil and plant communities spark the beef ecosystem

August 25, 2020
Brian Hays

What are ecosystem processes? They are the water cycle, the mineral cycle, the energy cycle and secondary plant succession. These four processes exist on all land.


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Grazing cattle

What’s in your ‘grazing pantry’?

August 25, 2020
Jenny Pluhar

Do you ever go to the pantry or the refrigerator and open it up wondering what you will fix for supper? Or maybe you’re at the store and cannot remember what the heck is in the pantry.


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Grazing

Rangeland quality, productivity and perception

June 24, 2020
Jon Albro
Some may think the topic of rangeland management is limited to vast Western rangeland and public lands that include livestock grazing. Those areas likely get the most notice and scrutiny, but rangeland management principles apply to pastures as small as just a few acres to a few thousand. 
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0420PC

10 reasons to step up grazing management

April 24, 2020
Billy Whitehurst
Spring has finally sprung in the northern Rockies. Grass is growing, irrigation water is flowing, and it will look green as Ireland for about another four to six weeks till we start going dormant and dry again.
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