By Betsy Gilkerson Wieland, University of Minnesota Extension Spring is an important time of year for pasture care. Here is a list of things you can do in the next couple months to get your ...

Dr. Lane addresses warm season grasses–great for warmer climates ... “What is the best kind of pasture for goats so you can ...

Frost-seeding legumes can provide a low-cost method of broadcasting legumes into an existing pasture, Terry Halleran says.

Letting your grasses have enough rest in between grazing is a major factor in having lush pastures or scrubby, weed-infiltrated pastures. If plants have enough rest, then the root system will stay ...

Amount of edible pasture grasses and vegetation grown in each gridcell per year for grazing livestock (pasture aboveground biomass). Darker colors refer to more annual pasture growth per unit area.

Primarily a dry land pasture grass adapted to areas with rainfall from 8 to 16 inches. Bunchgrass that has basal leaves that are 6 to 18 inches in length. Erect, leafless reproductive stems are 30 to ...

Frost seeding on farms can begin in late February through March. Ideally, you are getting the seed out just a few weeks ...

Mud and snow will eventually give way to green pasture. When it does, what will you see? Have you spent much time really ...