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Fences may be used to protect or divide property, to improve its appearance, to confine animals, or to exclude animals. Whatever its purpose, one should plan a fence carefully. This is especially important on farms where fences represent a large investment and their location and arrangement may affect production efficiency. Permanent fences — those intended […]
Presented by: Dr. Dennis Hancock – University of Georgia
The University of Wisconsin Extension and Hay & Forage Grower, as well as the Center for Integrated Systems (CIAS), Ceres Trust, and Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE), provided support for the videos.
With drought impacting feed availability, and tariffs reducing soybean exports, some of us may be looking at ways to use what we have a lot of to make up for a lack of grazeable forage. 21 more words via Use Caution When Feeding Soybeans to Cattle — On Pasture
Should you buy bred heifers or develop replacement heifers of your own? The answer really depends on the year and the operation. via Weighing the costs of buying or raising replacement heifers — Beef Magazine
TOP TIPS & ADVICE ON GETTING THE BEST OUT OF YOUR PADDOCK. Free helpful advice on managing your paddock. Correctly managing your paddocks can make a big difference to the amount of grazing available for your horses and also help it to withstand the pressure of horses movement. Good quality grazing pasture is the […]
Pasture planting allows you to bring the right mix of pastures to your grazing system. In this video, the NRCS’s Eddie Martin walks us through the options of which pastures to plant and how, when and where they are best planted.
Utah Cattleman Darrell Yardley attended an NRCS pasture management school and instituted a rotational grazing system on 23 acres that has produced more forage for his cattle.
