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Wedd control and wildlife

Are weed control and wildlife mutually exclusive?

July 15, 2020
Matt Booher
I was spot-spraying autumn olive that had encroached into the field when I noticed a bobwhite quail scurry through the grasses and into the fencerow.
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Optimize and maximize your pasture

July 15, 2020
Dennis Christie
A number of events are converging these days, resulting in constricted budgets for forage producers. Cattle markets are reflecting these occurrences while hay prices continue to be high. But as history has proven, the sun will continue to shine, and the grass will continue to grow – along with the weeds. Fortunately, weeds are something we can control.
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alfalfa-grass mixture

What’s the payout: Using glyphosate-resistant alfalfa in grass mixtures

July 2, 2020
Emily Meccage
Glyphosate-resistant alfalfa has become a popular option for many growers throughout the U.S. for growing pure alfalfa. It offers improved flexibility in weed management, as well as overall cleaner hay and silage. Because growers can control a wide range of weeds using this technology, many fields are more easily managed and less stressful to control.
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Summer burns and successful pastures

June 5, 2020
Sarah Drown
In Oklahoma and other surrounding states, summer prescribed fires are a common form of mitigation for cedar trees, which hinder cattle producers. Along with cedar-tree control, prescribed burns offer a number of benefits to livestock producers and wildlife habitats, says John Weir, associate extension specialist of prescribed fire at Oklahoma State University (OSU).
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Generating ecosystem services revenue streams from rotational grazing

June 3, 2020
Pete Huff, Jane Jordan, Elisabeth Spratt, and Jon Winsten
Times are tough across the agricultural sector. The dairy subsector is particularly vulnerable after five years of low milk prices, and low cattle prices are a cause of concern for beef producers.
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Measuring pasture height for pasture availability

June 1, 2020
Edward B. Rayburn
Being able to measure forage mass available for grazing is needed for pasture budgeting. Forage height is one way to estimate forage mass when calibrated for the stand being grazed.
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Making summer cover crops work

June 1, 2020
James Rogers
Sitting here at my new kitchen-countertop office location during the COVID-19 pandemic has given me an opportunity to reflect on our past research work and contemplate new directions to take based on what we have learned.
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Using a nurse crop during native grass establishment

June 1, 2020
Patrick Keyser
One challenge with establishing native grass forages, really, almost any perennial forage, is the lack of forage production during the establishment cycle. Unlike annuals, perennials, especially native warm-season perennials, are distance runners.
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Getting the most out of pasture fertilization

June 1, 2020
Nicole Richardson
Throwing stock onto a pasture and hoping they are getting the correct nutrients is like a shot in the dark. Pasture maintenance and rehabilitation can be a daunting task; establishing a fertilization plan can help take the guesswork and burden out of the equation.
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Adding legumes to grass pastures

June 1, 2020
Robert Fears
Legumes add quality to grass pastures as well as providing other benefits. These plants are most noted for their ability to take nitrogen from soil and convert it to ammonia through their symbiotic relationship with rhizobia nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
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