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Grazing Management

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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

Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD)

Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) is considered one of the most contagious animal diseases. It is a viral disease that affects cloven-hoofed animals, including cattle, pigs, sheep, and goats. FMD poses significant economic threats to the US…

Forage mineral concentration with patch-burn grazing

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…

Grass Varieties For North Dakota

Grassland Wildlife Habitat Management: A Guide for Livestock Producers of the Northern Plains

Information on the effects of grazing and range management strategy and practice on the habitat of prairie chicken, sharptailed grouse and other grassland wildlife.

Grazing Handbook

This collection of reports provides information enabling livestock producers and grassland managers to understand and operate twelve-month pasture-forage management strategies that are both biologically effective and economically efficient.

Impacts of Crop Rotational Diversity and Grazing Under Integrated Crop-Livestock System on Soil Surface Greenhouse Gas Fluxes

This study was initiated in 2011 to assess the effect of crop rotation diversity and grazing managed under the ICL system on GHG emissions.

Integrated Systems Synergy and Regenerative Agriculture: Crop, Grazing, and Soil Health

Managing Smooth Brome in Mixed Grass Prairie: A Long-term Commitment

Smooth brome (Bromus inermis) is a sod-forming, invasive perennial grass that negatively impacts rangelands throughout the Northern Great Plains. Smooth brome is difficult to control and outcompetes native species, degrading habitat for…

Managing Stressed or Damaged Crops for Livestock Feed

Unfavorable growing conditions can result in stressed crops that are not suitable for harvest. With proper management, they may be utilized as feed or forage for livestock.Stressed crops resulting from unfavorable weather conditions…

Mineral N Cycling in an Integrated Crop-Grazing System

Objectives of this study are to diversify cropping systems dominated by small grains with other crops as well as reduce costs in finishing beef animals by grazing high quality crops rather than all grain.

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