Amazing Graze

A publication of The Ohio State University Extension, Clif Little and Mark Sulc, Editors

April, 2000

Mixed Species Grazing: A Mind Game

Is Bermudagrass a Viable Forage Option in Ohio?

Maximizing Forage Growth on Pastures Through Split Application of Nitrogen

Events and Happenings.

November, 1999

Forage and Grass Management Review

New Forage Short Course Planned

Fescue Response to Variable Rates of Nitrogen Fertilization

GLGC Scheduled

OFGC Coupon Book

Beef: Unexplained Demand Bolsters Fall Prices

New Forage Book

Planning to Increase Pasture Acres?

Grazier's Comments

September, 1999

Late Season Grazing Alternatives

Beef Replacement Heifer Cost

Why Nitrate Concerns

OFGC Welcomes Aboard Dr. Stephen Myers

EORDC Forage Study

Loss of Grazing Leader

Feeding the High Merit Cows

"Quotes"

July, 1999

Extended Grazing - Planning to Succeed

Mini-vacation Opportunity

PEAQ!

Livestock Water Supply

More on CLA - Conjugated Linoleie Acid - a Demonstrated Anti-carcinogen

"QUOTES"

May, 1999

Promoting Summer Pasture Growth

Pasturing Ostriches and Emus

Forage Quality

New Fact Sheet - ANR-5-99

On the Road

Southeastern Ohio Hay Day

Quotes

Stockman's Research in review - June 7, 1999

March, 1999

Reseeding Questions to Ask Yourself

Fertility Management of Meadows

Special Event

Cove Mountain Seasonal Dairy

"Steadfast"

Creating Grazing Days While Growing Nitrogran

Research on CLA Finds Healthy Plus for Milk Fat

January, 1999

Grass management for the dairy cow

Now available - annual publication

Annual lespedesa

Tall fescue toxicosis research breakthrough?

Late winter time to frost-seed pastures and hay fields

Important dates in history

Fertility management of meadows

Special events

November, 1998

Special events

Ryegrass

Does grazing legumes adversely affect the reproductive performance of ewes?

4^th annual "Forage and Grass Management Review"

Buckeye Shepherd's Symposium

Forage economic impact

Definition of selected terms that relate to intake

Pasture monitoring helps prevent potential plant poisonings in horses

Dealing with endophyte infected fescue

Integrated Forage Team directory

September, 1998

Special events

Grazing behavior of dairy cows

The meningeal worm

Forage protein content: What does it mean?

Clover varietiesfor grazing in Michigan

Beef and Forage Field Day scheduled

New OSU Extension bulletin

July, 1998

Holmes County vicinity August-Sepember pasture walks

Annual medics and berseem clover as emergency forages

Managing excess - planning for shortfall

Considerations for installing livestock water pipelines

Managing internal parasites for sheep in the spring

Wisconsin school for beginning dairy farmers

"Quotes"

May, 1998

Special events

Potential animal problems

Think at the margin

Optimize health through nutrition

Stocking density versus stocking rate

Adapting seeding technologies to speed the seeding operation

Consider the environment when designing a grazing system

Why do we make

From our readers

January, 1998

Special events

Expansion for dairy

Environmental benefits of improved grazing management

Research briefs from purdue

Grazing alfalfa persistence study

High tensile smooth wire fence for pasture subdivision and predator control

Beef cow weight change during the fall extended grazing season, utilizing stockpile forages in southern ohio

Winter grazing

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Updated on November 9, 1999 by Stan Smith