As pasture growth begins, rotate through pastures quickly to keep up with the fast growth of spring. Creep-graze calves and lambs, allowing them access to highest quality pasture. Finish …

Kentucky and neighboring states are located in the transition zone, meaning that both warm and cool season grasses can be maintained, though cool seasons are the primary pasture grasses.

Kentucky Forage & Grassland Council provides practical, research-based pasture, hay, baleage, and silage information. We provide professional development for producers, scientists, …

Kentucky Pasture and Hayland Planting Guidance These tables are to be used as guidance in implementing the Kentucky 512 Conservation Practice Standard. page 1 ... *Novel Endophyte …

Kentucky pastures are dominated by cool season species such as tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, orchardgrass, and white clover (Figure 2). These species grow rapidly in the spring …

Building Strong Nutrient Cycles in Kentucky's Pastures. Putting the Pieces Together: Using Cattle to Build Soils for Crops. Soil Fertility and Grazing Management as Part of an Integrated Weed …

Overseeding of pastures is an excellent management tool that improves pasture production, forage quality, and ensures a good ground cover the following year without major pasture …

Several plants found in Kentucky that are potentially toxic are listed in Table 1. The way a pasture is managed can have a major impact on the presence of weedy plants. Production practices …

renew and improve. This publication discusses managing a pasture or hay field that has become less productive and renovat-ing or “renewing” it so that it will become more productive. In …

Consult herbi-cide label for weed height or growth stage and product amount. Read and follow all label directions and precautions before herbicide application. Adapted from Weed …