Improving the amount of green leaves capturing sunlight begins with proper stocking rates.

Another way to manage old world bluestem using glyphosate is by doing a one-time application of 2-3 pounds per acre once the plant begins early heading.

Monitoring helps determine how much forage has been consumed.

A new K-State publication provides vital information on plants that, if consumed, could harm cattle and other livestock.

Winter feed stores are dwindling and the urge to get cows to grass is escalating.

Grazing time is coming back with spring’s arrival on cool season perennial pastures around the southeast, but before dispatching the cattle to the pasture, producers should make some preparations.