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Livestock Producers have Options for Dealing with Forage Shortage

Livestock Producers have Options for Dealing with Forage Shortage

Biologically Effective Grazing Management Reduces the Detrimental Effects from Drought Conditions on Grasslands

Biologically Effective Grazing Management Reduces the Detrimental Effects from Drought Conditions on Grasslands
Grazing Management Publications
The purpose of this publication is to provide annual forage options that can be used in cover crop mixtures for livestock grazing and/or hay production. The use of cover crops in a cropping rotation has been resurrected in recent years due…
A report from Dickinson REC on the effective management of grazing for the biological benefit of grassland ecosystems.
A long-term (10-Year) integrated crop and beef cattle investigation at the Dickinson Research Extension Center focusing on the interrelations of crop production, soil health, and beef cattle production. 
Cyanide, prussic acid and hydrocyanic acid are all terms describing the same toxic substance. It is one of the most rapidly acting toxins that affect mammals. Cyanide is a lethal ingredient that has been used in rodent and vermin killers.
One of the most important grazing management decisions land managers make is selecting a start date for grazing tam pasture and native range. Monitoring grazing readiness ensures that grazing starts at the proper time, when plants are…
Livestock producers and land owners have asked for a simple and fair method to determine pasture rental rates. This tends to be a difficult question to answer as prices can vary from region to region due to market demand and supply.…
An ecological site is a distinctive kind of land with specific soil and physical characteristics that differ from other kinds of land in its ability to produce a distinctive kind and amount of vegetation and its ability to respond…
The objective of this study was to determine if patch burning can increase mineral concentration of forage in rangeland pastures. Forage calcium, phosphorus, copper and zinc concentration was greater in burned areas than in unburned areas…
Information on the effects of grazing and range management strategy and practice on the habitat of prairie chicken, sharptailed grouse and other grassland wildlife.
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