
Plant Identification Support Information
Use the Center for Environmental Farming Systems website as another resource to help you identify some plants, and/or undesirable plants, a.k.a. …
Job Description Dr. Castillo's program in research and extension is focused on grazing management, pasture-based livestock systems, and the use of grasses as bioenergy crops. Programs are developed to support County/Regional Extension Agents and aid producers transition towards sustainable forage production and forage-livestocks systems.
Website forages.ncsu.edu
Use the Center for Environmental Farming Systems website as another resource to help you identify some plants, and/or undesirable plants, a.k.a. …
Please view this VIDEO explaining the basics of defining an adequate stocking rate. Defining the stocking rate is the most …
Below is a video that has to do with defining an adequate stocking rate for grazing systems. You can also …
Two critical elements of all grazing operations are: 1) the number of livestock and 2) the amount of pastureland. …
There are several vegetatively propagated bermudagrass cultivars readily available to producers in North Carolina; a.k.a., sprigged bermudagrass cultivars. We …
Registration details will be available soon. Delivery will be through Zoom. Forage and Grassland Management Agent Training January 25, 2020, from …
Questions about potential toxicity to livestock from several plants are a year-round topic. Sometimes the grazing animal has the opportunity to …
Frequently referred to as “standing hay” or “autumn-accumulated forage,” stockpiling is a forage management practice to accumulate late summer …