Your weeds are telling you something

Weeds have a way of making producers feel like they're losing a battle. But what if those plants were actually trying to tell you something useful?

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Follow these tips for transitioning row-crop ground to pasture

Converting cropland to pasture can be a challenge. The soil biology is set up to work against you at first, the establishment is often slower than you'd like, and the temptation to cut corners on the front end is real.

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Managing broomsedge in pastures

In spring, forages need time to reawaken from winter before they are grazed. Spring is a good time to evaluate your pasture and hay fields for weeds.

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Fescue: The good, bad, and ugly

Tall fescue, though it is not native to this country, is found in a majority of pastures in the U.S. There’s a good, bad, and downright ugly side to fescue.