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Custom harvesting: Avoid the mistakes that cost producers most

Custom forage harvesting helps producers avoid major equipment costs but only works when roles, liability and payment terms are clearly spelled out. Written agreements keep the arrangement a custom work contract – not an accidental partnership.
May 20, 2026
Heather Smith Thomas

Clear terms and communication protect both sides in custom forage harvesting.


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An unusual year for cool-season forages; what have we learned?

A dry fall and repeated cold snaps limited stockpiling and slowed cool‑season annual establishment. Seedlings and early‑stage plants were most affected, widening winter forage gaps.
March 20, 2026
Liliane Severino da Silva and Marcelo Wallau

A dry fall followed by repeated cold snaps stalled cool‑season forage growth across the Southeast, exposing vulnerabilities even in normally resilient systems.


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Selecting for improved productivity and adaptability in fescue environments

Many selection criteria for a profitable herd are universal, but some are more environment-specific. To succeed in the Fescue Belt – particularly in endophyte-infected pastures – producers should chase these traits in their herds.
January 30, 2026
Benjamin Rajo

To succeed in the Fescue Belt – particularly in endophyte-infected pastures – producers should chase these traits in their herds.



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Research trial looks into boosting breeding success on fescue

A recent trial of yeast-based supplements records better fertility outcomes for cows grazing fescue pasture.
October 1, 2025
Craig Belknap

Every cattleman understands that getting cows bred is among the most basic of necessities in any cow-calf operation. If cows don’t get bred, the revenue stream dries up and the business is no longer sustainable.


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Fescue toxicosis: Ways to minimize toxic effects

Tall fescue is prized for its hardiness – thriving in poor soils, resisting pests and enduring harsh climates. But beneath that resilience lies a hidden threat: a fungal endophyte that strengthens the plant while compromising cattle health.
September 15, 2025
Heather Smith Thomas

Fescue toxicosis is commonly seen in cattle grazing endophyte-infected tall fescue. Despite the risk, tall fescue remains widely used across many regions because of its ease of establishment and long-term persistence.


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Stunning scenery and steady success at Soderglen Ranch

July 3, 2025
David Cooper

Nestled just north and east of some of Alberta’s most stunning scenery is Soderglen Ranch, where cattle act like they’ve belonged on the terrain for thousands of years.


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Southeast: Time to consider stockpiling

July 22, 2024
Katie Mason

It is well known that the single-greatest expense in a cattle enterprise is feed and forage production. One way to reduce cost is to decrease hay feeding days.


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Frost seeding clovers into tall fescue pastures provides multiple ecosystem services

Ball, crimson, red and white clovers can be successfully frost seeded into tall fescue pastures as a strategy to create a grass-legume mixture and to improve pasture and livestock responses.
December 12, 2023
Miguel Castillo

Tall fescue-clover pastures have a long history of improving livestock performance in the U.S. transition zone as well as mitigating the effects of fescue toxicosis.


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Southeast: Managing hayfields at the end of the season for future production

Time your last hay cutting to help recharge for next spring’s growth.
August 30, 2022
Kim Mullenix

In the southeast U.S., perennial grasses such as tall fescue, bermudagrass and bahiagrass make up a large portion of our annual hay crop.



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Just how ‘hot’ is tall fescue?

April 30, 2022
Lisa Baxter, Abdolmajd Ronaghi, Uttam Saha, and Dave Sparks
Tall fescue, a cool-season perennial grass, grows on approximately 1 million acres in north Georgia and more than 30 million acres in the U.S. Cattle can graze on this grass for an extended period from early spring to fall.
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