A regional webinar on integrating alfalfa into bermudagrass systems in the Southeast was hosted on September 27, 2018 as part of a multi-state research and Extension project funded through the USDA NIFA Alfalfa and Forage Research Program. The webinar addressed questions related to establishment, management, and economics of this system. An archive of the […]
Across much of the Southeast, many producers have experiencing ample rain and plenty of forage, therefore, winter supplementation is far from their thoughts. However, now is a great time to start planning ahead. Typically, three large factors taken into consideration when selecting a supplement are convenience, cost, and nutrients supplied. Often times, we combine the […]
The classic summer afternoon rain shower is both a friend and foe for hay producers in the Southeast. While most farmers certainly won’t turn down a year with ample rain, the frequency of rainfall can pose a challenge to putting up high-quality hay for the winter months. Rain can cause the following to occur when […]
“Is it too hot to work calves?” “Is the temperature and humidity going to kill these cattle this afternoon if we work them?” Those in the cattle business know those questions and thoughts all too well, especially with most of us having off farm careers and jobs now. An informed decision is always the best. […]
It is almost spring, and after a challenging winter, we are ready for some warmer weather in South Georgia. As grass begins to grow, many producers will be looking to build or restock their herds after fall and winter culling. With cattle prices trending upward over the last year, the demand for quality females should […]
