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Frost causes important changes in forages so manage them carefully for safe feed.

Warm-season grasses thrive when the temperature is around 90 degrees.

What a pasture should look like – whether a waving sea of grass or one with diverse vegetation – depends on the cattleman’s final goal and actions taken before rain falls, said a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service range specialist.

The Feed Cost Cow-Q-Lator is used to make a comparison of the costs of feeding a representative beef cow.

Redcedar invasion into Nebraska’s grasslands is a very real issue that producers need to address.

Water management and resource development will be among the topics discussed during the 2015 Beef and Forage Field Night Aug. 27, offered by experts with the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences at The Ohio State University.

Photo-monitoring uses photographs to capture data about pastures.

Stockpiling forage is an alternative to feeding hay in the winter.

Sweet clover makes a good forage, but it can also be deadly.

Reducing winter hay feeding one among many topics.