Pasture and forage crops

Nebraska celebrates 70 years of range judging

October 21, 2024

2024 marks 70 years of range judging in Nebraska.

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Hannah Allen: Working with Collaborative Adaptive Management At Barta Brothers Ranch

October 10, 2024

Hannah Allen is a Nebraska native with a focus in range and forage science. Allen has worked with the Collaborative Adaptive Management at Barta Brothers Ranch the past two years. Her masters project started this past May, and the previous summer she assisted with project CAM as an undergrad on a smaller scale, looking at cattle grazing patterns.

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Learn Grazing System

October 7, 2024

Nebraska's diverse grasslands blanket more than half the state. These grasslands serve multiple purposes including, providing homes for wildlife, recreational opportunities and of course, creating grazing opportunities for the livestock producers around Nebraska. That's why grassland conservation was a topic of discussion for several UNL seniors this week.

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Under the Wire Premiere

February 8, 2024

This multi-year project was made possible by a diverse community of people–dedicated to wildlife and working lands in the American West. Enjoy! 

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CGS Podcast: Nebraska Grazing Conference Speakers II

July 22, 2021

Check out the new CGS Podcast episodes featuring upcoming NGC speakers Jay Parsons, Melissa Panella, Jeff Drahota, and Walt Schacht.

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Pasture and Forage Forum: Controlling Musk Thistle, Herbicides for Alfalfa and Carrying Capacity

May 3, 2021

Jerry Volesky explains how to control musk thistles, Todd Whitney talks about post-emergent herbicides to control weeds in alfalfa and Ben Beckman explains carrying capacity and cross fences.

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Pasture and Forage Forum: Winter Survival in Alfalfa and Deciphering a Hay Test

February 11, 2021

Ben Beckman discusses selecting the right alfalfa seed and Brad Schick looks at neutral-detergent fiber or NDF and acid-detergent fiber or ADF.

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Winter Interseeding Legumes

February 10, 2021

From a forage perspective, winter is typically a time for using the resources we have on hand and planning ahead to next year’s growing season. However, there may be some opportunity to take this time to improve your pasture with some alternative legume seeding options.

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Pasture and Forage Forum: Snow is Good for Alfalfa & Legume Frost Seeding

January 11, 2021

Jerry Volesky discusses how snow helps alfalfa survive the winter and Brad Schick discusses interseeding legumes to increase production from pastures or hay fields.

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Pasture and Forage Forum: Pasture Fertility & Winter Hay Access

December 7, 2020

Extension Educator Ben Beckman addresses developing a plan for pasture fertility and getting hay to animals in the field or pasture in the winter.

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