Forage Characteristics of Bermudagrass Pastures Overseeded with Pintoi Peanut and Grazed at Different Stubble Heights

Yearling Beef Heifer Performance on Limpograss Pastures Grazed to Different Heights

Grazing height of limpograss pastures is thought to be important in determining pasture performance and cattle weight gains, but this has not been tested under continuous grazing. The objectives of this study were to determine the effects of grazing limpograss pastures (continuous grazing) to heights of 8, 16, or 24 in during two summers and providing a non-protein nitrogen supplement to yearli...

Forage characteristics, steer performance, and water quality from bermudagrass pastures fertilized with two levels of nitrogen from swine lagoon effluent.

Four .8-ha pastures of bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon [L.] Pers.) were fertilized with either 456 or 873 kg/ha of nitrogen (N) from swine lagoon effluent (two replicates per treatment) and grazed by steers over two summers. Within each pasture, steers received forage only, an energy source (corn), a mixture of corn and soybean meal, or a mixture of corn and blood meal via electronic Calan feede...

Long-term Accumulation of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in Grazed Bermudagrass Pastures

Forage production and morphological characteristics of forage corn (Zea mays L.) at different levels of water salinity and mulch types

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Forage Mixture Productivity and Botanical Composition in Pastures Grazed by Dairy Cattle

the plant diversity of natural grassland communities, some producers in the Northeast often plant complex Some producers believe that planting pastures to several forage mixtures of grasses and legumes (Tracy and Sanderson, species benefits sustainability of grazing systems. We conducted a grazing study to determine if forage species diversity in pastures affects 2000; Sanderson et al., 2001) b...