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Patrick Keyser

Patrick Keyser

University of Tennessee / Institute of Agriculture – Center for Native Grasslands
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Maintenance in the dormant season

Although many producers are not concerned about production during the dormant season, there are a few options that can extend the grazing season.
October 18, 2022
Patrick Keyser

Native warm-season grasses will be fully dormant by late October and do not break dormancy again until late March in the Mid-South.


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Interseeding legumes into native grass stands

Native grass pastures and hayfields can be enhanced by interseeding introduced legumes or native forbs and legumes.
August 29, 2022
Patrick Keyser

Challenges to using native grasses for forage production

July 14, 2022
Patrick Keyser
Despite the many positive attributes of native grasses, these grasses, like all forages, have their drawbacks.
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Going to college (without ever leaving home)

September 13, 2021
Patrick Keyser
In this internet age, it seems that you can learn to do just about anything online.
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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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Continuing education from the couch

January 23, 2020
Patrick Keyser
In this internet age, it seems you can learn to do just about anything online.
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Cattle graze in gamagrass pasture

Native warm-season grasses complement tall fescue

March 1, 2016
Patrick Keyser
The series of severe droughts between 2007 and 2012 resulted in substantial decreases in cattle numbers – and enterprises – in the eastern U.S.
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Dairy cows grazing

Managing native grass forages

May 30, 2014
Matt Backus and Patrick Keyser
Despite widespread use of continuous grazing on native grass rangelands, the practice has often been questioned for eastern pastures where we receive more than 40 inches of rainfall per year.
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cattle in field

Drought and native grasses: Improving year-round production

November 12, 2012
Patrick Keyser

Once again, many beef producers are being faced with a serious summer drought that has dried up pastures across much of the region.

There are many short-term issues that must be addressed, such as nitrate toxicity, whether or not to sow any annuals this fall and marketing of some animals to reduce herd size.

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