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Progressive Forage
April 1, 2024
Edition: 4
Digital edition
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Back to Top5 tips to reduce risk of theft on the ranch
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raiser’s Association Special Ranger Joe Aguilar shares important tips and tricks to help reduce the risk of theft on an operation.
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How to address water rights in an agricultural transaction
Anyone dealing in agricultural real estate needs to understand and account for the status of water rights in their transaction, as water rights can make or break an agricultural real estate transaction.
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Topic articles
Back to TopHow 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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Know these livestock-poisonous and abortifacient plants
Let’s take a look at some examples of non-native and native toxic-to-livestock plants that can harm the developing fetus or outright kill the dam.
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Sainfoin in pastures for cattle – less risk for bloat
Many producers have had bad experiences with alfalfa and bloat, but with sainfoin added to a pasture, this risk is greatly reduced.
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2023 U.S. harvest analysis identifies variable mycotoxin risk
Regional trends in mycotoxin levels for corn silage and corn grain in 2023.
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4 reasons to manage weeds in your alfalfa stand
Weedy alfalfa stands can reduce nutritional value and forage quality as well as have the potential to cause real livestock health concerns through nitrates or other toxins.
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The new variety advantage
When establishing a pasture, it’s also helpful to use mixes with a blend of at least a couple of species.
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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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A growing concern for fescue toxicosis within the dairy industry
The impact of fescue toxicosis on dairy production is a growing concern for producers who utilize fescue in grazing pastures.
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