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Articles by Robert Fears

Knowing the grass species

Matching grazing with ranch resources

September 28, 2017
Robert Fears
Purchased feed is one of the big expenses in beef cattle production, but it can be kept at a minimum with good-quality, year-round grazing.
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Coastal bermudagrass is commonly stockpiled in the southeastern U.S.

Options for deferred forage management

July 12, 2017
Robert Fears
Most perennial pasture forage produces dry matter during warm periods when there is ample rainfall. Warm-season plants cease replacement of utilized top-growth after the first killing frost.
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Cattle in a pasture

Producing forage on the Texas High Plains with less water

April 28, 2017
Robert Fears
The High Plains are a subregion of the Great Plains and occupy parts of eight states, including Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.
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Uses soda bottle as a funnel and directs the spary into a bucket

Make weed and brush management pay

February 28, 2017
Robert Fears
Weeds and brush ruin harvested forage quality and reduce grazing capacity. The best way to manage unwanted plants in cultivated crops and improved pastures is to prevent them from occurring with a balanced fertilization program and timely applied treatments for insects and disease.
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Raking and baling hay

Prepare a hay management plan

January 30, 2017
Robert Fears
It is hard to reach your destination if you don’t know where you are going. This statement is certainly valid for a vacation or business trip, but it also applies to operation of an agricultural enterprise.
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Protect investment in tools and equipment

November 23, 2016
Robert Fears
Amount of money invested in equipment and tools by a beef cattle producer is usually significant; however, it is common to dedicate very little time for keeping these items in good working condition.
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Protecting animal health at livestock shows

October 18, 2016
Robert Fears
Livestock shows are big events in most states and draw large crowds from both urban and rural areas. Urbanites attend because these shows provide a rare opportunity to view livestock in the flesh and at close range.
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1 ton bale

Bale sizes and shapes – picking what’s right for you

September 30, 2016
Robert Fears
Optimum efficiency in hay production is important for profit generation, regardless of whether it is grown for ranch consumption or for sale. Hay harvest can become very inefficient if the wrong equipment and an inadequate number of people are used in the process.
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Make sharp decisions on fall-winter cow nutrition

September 23, 2016
Robert Fears
Winter is close at hand and soon, we will ask the question: “How much supplement will I need?” This is not a question to be treated lightly.
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Grasses, livestock and mosaic burns are all components of one system

Grazing’s role in grassland ecosystems

August 30, 2016
Robert Fears
Our creator designed this world to operate through interwoven functions of biological components, which collectively form an ecosystem. Ecosystems function more efficiently when organism populations remain in balance with each other.
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