Fire Ants in Pasture Webinar
Worried about fire ants in your pastures? It seems these critters (or at the least their mounds) become more …
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4-H Feather Classic
Know a youth interested in livestock or poultry. This is the project for them. Enrolled youth will receive chicks …
Coggins/Equine Vaccine Clinic
N.C. Cooperative Extension, Granville County Center is coordinating with Flat River Veterinary Hospital to host a Coggins and Equine Vaccine …
Hay Sampling Video
Check out this video on why and how to properly sample hay in order to being able to provide …
Yellow Flowers in Pastures
Last spring, did you have beautiful yellow flowers covering your pastures? Although these flowers, commonly known as buttercup, are …
Frost Seeding Clover
Hopefully everyone knows the benefits of adding clover to your pasture. A major benefit to consider now is that …
Fall Toxicity Concerns in Beef Cattle
Fall can bring about some toxicity issues with livestock. As with a lot of other aspects of 2020, some …
Establishing a Controlled Breeding and Calving Season
Article written by Matthew Burns, Extension Beef Specialist with Clemson University, and published in Progressive Cattle magazine on August, 25, …
Successful Forage Establishment
No matter whether you’re planting a pasture or a hayfield, seed costs can be expensive. Add in your time …
Hay Mowing Height
It’s that time of year. If you’ve done any riding around, you have seen a ton of hay put …
Tips for Profitable Forage Production
Here are 6 tips to make your forage production system more efficient. Original article can be found at UT …
Alternative Forage Sampling Details
The North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (NCDA&CS) Forage Testing Lab has altered its sample submission protocol. 1) …