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This relatively simple management practice of controlling cattle access to forage may delay drylot feeding and improve grazing efficiency.
Grass growth is finally picking up after a long two months of drought, but now is not the time to get complacent. With only two days left to spread chemical fertiliser before the S...
Research shows strategic winter feeding disperses manure nutrients better than traditional sacrifice lots, improving soil fertility across pastures.
Autumn is the starting point of the grassland year, Teagasc has said. Management and decisions made in this period have a direct effect on the quality and availability of grass the...
As the grazing season winds down toward fall, Kansas State University veterinarians say cattle producers may want to consider the practice of “creep feeding” to sustain growth in c...
Managing a paddock system for dairy-beef calves at grass is more challenging in that every time calves are moved, troughs for concentrates and roughage feeders have to be moved als...
Grass growth has been strong for this time of the year so far, but rates are now starting to fall back. Coming into October, average growth across the country was up and over 60kg...
Having the appropriate paddock size will be critical over the autumn following a tough couple of months. Grass is growing again, and the majority of the country will have fresh gra...
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Fewer cattle entered feedlots last month, yet September inventory climbed as producers extended feeding periods for better returns.
In grasslands across the American West, four-legged fire prevention crews are busy at work, helping keep wildfire risk under control. These cattle, goats and sheep stomp down tall...
As we enter into October next week, talk of closing off paddocks and starting the final rotation will be commencing. Talking about the final rotation is a bitter pill to swallow as...
More than 250 farmers travelled to the Foyle Food Group’s ‘Farms of Excellence’ in Co. Tyrone for the annual Autumn Producer Event, with a focus on genetics, nutrition, and animal...
Rotating insecticide groups and maintaining protection through October helps manage horn flies and face flies while reducing resistance development.
The story for most of the summer growing season has been that the south and south-east of the country has been struggling with soil moisture deficits. However, with recent rainfall...
Facility improvements targeting water management and resting areas deliver lasting gains in efficiency, comfort and profitability for cattle operations.
Grass growth is continuing to boom into October, with current daily growth rates 10kg of dry matter (DM)/ha above the 10-year average. As it stands, growth rates are sitting at 60k...
VERSHIRE, Vermont – When Sabra Ewing and Sebastian Lousada bought a tired dairy farm with pastures featuring old apple trees alongside sprouting maples, it was obvious that the gra...
Feeding silage to cattle at times of the year when fresh grass is available is something that dairy calf-to-beef farmers Kieran and Michael Dunne have been trying to eliminate. The...
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins reaches out to livestock producers with details on streamlined grazing policy changes.
The focus for beef farmers in October will switch from building grass covers to closing paddocks in rotation to provide grass for next spring. According to Teagasc beef specialist,...
Data from the national grassland database has pointed to a “significant recovery” in grass growth rates. The rain which fell across the country following the prolonged period of dr...
Introducing virtual fencing and other technology has helped the Hardwick-Smith family double the profitability of some parts of their sheep and beef business.
The story of the year for grass growth has been a country split in two, and this trend continues into the back-end of the year. The north-west of the country was slow to get grazin...
Rain will be a welcome sight to a lot of farmers this week, but there is a lot of precautions to be taken before grass becomes the staple of the diet again. Oak Park weather statio...
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