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Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium strategies for mixed forage systems

Soil testing guides nutrient and pH decisions across mixed forage systems. Targeted fertility and lime applications help maintain stand health and support yield.
April 13, 2026
Heather Smith Thomas

Soil testing helps producers tailor nutrient and pH management across mixed forage systems for healthier stands and stronger yields.


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It's time to consider pasture as a crop

Pasture management is frequently deferred when planting and harvest demand attention, yet it remains a fundamental crop. As the basis of milk and meat production, its neglect diminishes efficiency and profitability across the livestock enterprise.
December 8, 2025
Andy Overbay

Pasture is a vital crop for livestock production. Neglecting its management undermines both milk and meat yields.


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Lucky clovers

Whether found with leaves of three, four or more, a field of clover is beneficial in many ways beyond folklore – including in your pastures.
February 20, 2025
Christine Gelley

March is the humble clover’s time to shine. Symbolic of luck, the celebration of Saint Patrick’s Day, the welcoming of spring and 4-H enrollment time, clovers are featured prominently in our culture this time of year – and they become prominent in pastures, too.


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Tools for a successful forage crop

February 12, 2025
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery and Nick Ward

Discover how selecting weed-competitive varieties, testing soil and irrigation water, adjusting soil pH, monitoring plants, controlling weeds and timing your harvest can have a significant impact on forage quality.


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Southeast: Overseeding – why, when and with what?

August 14, 2023
Kim Mullenix

Overseeding warm-season perennial grasses, such as bahiagrass or bermudagrass, with cool-season annuals can extend the forage production season into the winter months.


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Reading your forage analysis report

February 28, 2022
Anita Heeg
Over the last 25 years, animal production has improved significantly to have more milk and meat production per animal. To support our ability to feed and manage modern animals, technology to better analyze feed ingredients has also changed to keep up with production.
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A representative soil sample makes all the difference

October 6, 2021
Scott Fleming
A representative soil sample accurately captures the traits of the soil in that area.
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The muck of flooded fields

March 31, 2020
Nicole Richardson

In recent years, many in the Midwest U.S. have experienced wetter-than-normal conditions, causing headaches for many area farmers. Flood conditions bring more issues than just moisture; saturated situations can cause contaminants, alterations to the physical soil profile and a severe loss of nutrients.


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The growing problem in long-term no-till fields

March 31, 2020
Dave Franzen

About four years ago, extensive areas of very low-pH soils were reported in parts of Montana, followed a couple of years ago by similar problems in North Dakota fields.


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Your nutrient portfolio

October 2, 2019
Dennis W. Hancock
On the first day in soil science class, we teach that soil is definitely not the same as dirt. Dirt has no value. That’s why your momma fussed at you about tracking it in her house. But soil has value.
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