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Grazing lands get respect and multi-discipline focus
05/16/2012 11:03:23 AM
Grazing lands get no respect. Often designated as “undeveloped” land, it is a term suggesting wastelands waiting for a worthy purpose.
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Texas crop, weather: Rains jump-start cotton planting
05/15/2012 1:35:00 PM
The forecast for Texas cotton remains mixed, depending upon which part of the state you’re talking about, said Dr. Gaylon Morgan, associate professor and Texas AgriLife Extension Service state cotton specialist, College Station.
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Poisonous plants: Manage the risk
05/14/2012 4:50:00 PM
A variety of plants that occur as normal constituents of native pastures can accumulate toxic compounds and represent a risk to grazing livestock if they are consumed.
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Arkansas drought. It’s back
05/12/2012 7:40:00 AM
A year ago, eastern Arkansas farmers who looked out and saw water where their farmland was, wondered if they’d get a crop planted.
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Dicey odds for continued drought
05/11/2012 11:58:27 AM
A “coin toss” is how a Texas drought expert describes the forecast for rainfall across the state this season.
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Conservation and Restoration
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- Factors to consider when buying high quality forage seed
- NDSU releases range monitoring video
- It is not too late to plant cover crops
Grazing Practices
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- Grazing lands get respect and multi-discipline focus
- Poisonous plants: Manage the risk
- Forage Focus: Getting more from your pasture
Pasture Management
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- Poisonous range and pasture plants
- Forage Focus: Getting more from your pasture
Rangeland Management
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- Recovery by native grasses
- Combined treatment most effective for brush management
- Controlling serecia lespedeze in cattle grazing fields
Weed Control
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What is the economic threshold for weed density?
Stan Reinke, DuPont Land Management Range and Pasture Specialist in Southern Texas:
Question: What is the economic threshold for weed density?
Answer: Stan Reinke, DuPont Land Management Range and Pasture Specialist in Southern Texas To control weeds or not to control weeds, that is the question. The answer to this question will require some effort on the part of the pasture manager. Read More…
Question: What is the economic threshold for weed density?
Answer: Stan Reinke, DuPont Land Management Range and Pasture Specialist in Southern Texas To control weeds or not to control weeds, that is the question. The answer to this question will require some effort on the part of the pasture manager. Read More…
