Items Tagged with 'grazing'
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To avoid the negative economic effects of early embryonic loss in the cow herd, producers should carefully consider stressors such as vaccination, nutrition and transportation.
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The role of grazing in soil aggregate stability
Soil aggregate stability can be greatly improved by the choice of forages grown and proper grazing management.
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Summer grazing considerations for beef cattle
Taking stock of the quantity and quality of forage available on your pasture during early spring greenup will have a lasting impact on your herd’s health and the land’s long-term productivity.
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Cattle Q&A: Understanding the proposed Public Lands Rule with Errol Rice
Bureau of Land Management senior policy adviser Errol Rice explains what the proposed Public Lands Rule is, and what it might mean for ranchers who utilize federal lands for grazing.
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Creating a win-win: Grazing heifers for economic and ecological returns
Grazing heifers in a rotational grazing system not only offers ecological benefits but may also offer cost savings and improve animal health.
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U of I to incentivize producers to get climate smart
The University of Idaho's new program, funded by a $55 million USDA grant, promotes climate-smart practices among Idaho farmers, aiming to address agricultural challenges and spur collaboration and innovation.
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4 things to add to your spring checklist
A solid spring prep checklist should include preparing for calving season, if it hasn’t already begun, evaluating pastures, checking equipment and facilities, and ensuring your treatment plans for spring processing are in place.
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Post-calving nutritional considerations
As summer turnout approaches, making sure your cows are getting adequate nutrition to maintain lactation and be ready for rebreeding can be a tricky proposition. Here are some tips to keep them on track.
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How to use a forage calculator
Forage calculators can be very valuable tools for producers during the grazing season, but choosing one that is adaptable to your operation is key.
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