Grazing Management

Livestock Producers have Options for Dealing with Forage Shortage

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

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.

NDSU Extension Evaluates Impacts of Grazing Use on Grassland Growth and Production

Grazing management decisions can have long-term impacts on plant growth and forage production. The goal of this program is to demonstrate the impact of grazing use on grassland growth and development the following growing season to…

NDSU Extension Range and Forage Production SAMPLE KITS

This publication is guide to help determine forage production of range, pasture, and other grazing resources. Once forage production for a grazing resource has been determined, carrying capacity and stocking rate can be calculated.

Ranchers Guide to Grassland Management IV

This guide is intended to serve as a quick reference for ranchers looking for information on grazing management. As such, it does not attempt to cover any single topic in great depth. Instead, it provides general information on a variety…

Reducing cow wintering cost grazing stockpiled grass and crop residues

Regenerative Crop Rotation and Livestock Grazing Reduce Nitrogen Input and Greenhouse Gas Fluxes

Sampling Feed for Analysis

This publication is guide to help sample livestock forage and feed for laboratory analysis. Feed analysis is one of the most effective feed and forage management tools to effectively match forage and feed supplies to animal nutrient…

Site Visits: Biosecurity Practices for Professionals Working in Animal Agriculture

This publication is for agriculture professionals as a biosecurity and communication guideline for on site visits.

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