Mike Trammell - Oklahoma State Extension Forage Agronomist

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Establishing Native Grasses
The following are key steps to guide producers who want to establish a new stand of native grass for grazing livestock.
May 10, 2024 02:37 PM
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Mike Trammell - Oklahoma State Extension Forage Agronomist
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Beef Production
Crabgrass: A Weed Can Be a Forage
Crabgrass is an annual, warm-season grass that is fast growing, easy to establish, and capable of natural and prolific reseeding, all of which allows it to excel as a “weed.”
April 02, 2024 08:17 AM
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Mike Trammell - Oklahoma State Extension Forage Agronomist
Forage legumes can fix 50 to 150 (or more) pounds of nitrogen from the air, depending on the density of the legume stand. Clover plantings are often most successful when planting in late winter to early spring (February and early March).
Beef Production
The Basics of Frost Seeding Clover
There are several techniques for introducing or reintroducing clover into pastures including no-till seeding, minimum tillage, and frost seeding.
February 22, 2024 12:25 PM
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Mike Trammell - Oklahoma State Extension Forage Agronomist