Progressive Forage
A team of ARS researchers tested the notion that rotational grazing management leads to decreased gains even on extensive rangelands.
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In-field vs. in-lab testing and techniques in the archaic world of soil
While soil testing may be settled on a state-by-state basis, there is still a lot of work that needs to be done for one of these non-lab soil labs to be relevant coast to coast without needing to be reconfigured every time it crosses a state line.
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Managing silage inventories: What to do if you find yourself short
Proper and accurate planning for silage needs and estimation of inventories are essential for producers to ensure an adequate and consistent supply of their most cost-effective feed source.
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Annual clovers for poorly drained soils in the southeast U.S.
Livestock producers need to evaluate such factors as the seed cost and availability, forage production, reseeding ability, level of winter hardiness and bloat potential of these clover species before making their decision on which species to plant.
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A personal brush with prussic acid poisoning
A dramatic brush with prussic acid poisoning motivated me to give producers some management advice to ensure a successful, nontoxic grazing season.
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