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Champlain Valley Crop, Soil & Pasture – UVM Extension

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Grazing and Pasture Management

 Useful PDFS:

  • Managing Pasture as a Crop –    A Grazing Guide for Vermont Livestock Producers written by Dr. Darrell Emmick

               Available as a downloadable PDF –  Managing Pasture as a Crop

Managing Pasture as a Crop

  •  ARTICLE: Frost Seeding, A Cheap Alternative to Improving Hay and Pasture Land (Dr. Heather Darby)
  • ARTICLE: Evaluating and Managing Alfalfa Stands for Winter Injury (Dr.Heather Darby)

BLOG Post Links:

  • Frost Seeding, Simple But Not Foolproof
  • Mending Pastures After Excessive Rains
  • Millet, An Exciting Pasture Plant
  • Ins and Outs of Livestock Fencing Systems
  • Fact Sheets from (past) Grazing Symposium
  • Grazing Resources
  • Tall Fescue: A Problematic Pasture Plant
  • Top Grazing Mistakes, and How to Avoid Them
  • Tillage Radish: An Exciting Pasture Plant
  • Cows Need Water to Thrive, Not Just Survive
  • Fill Their Rumens, Get More Milk
  • Biodiverse Pastures

Useful Links:

  • Vermont Pasture Network
  • Vermont Crops and Soils

 

If you have questions about pasture management, please contact cheryl.cesario@uvm.edu

Categories

  • Agronomic Profitability
  • Annual No-Till & Cover Crop Symposium
  • Cover Crops
  • Crops & Forage
  • Events & Workshops
  • Grazing & Pasture Management
  • Newsletter
  • No-Till
  • Nutrient Management
  • Other
  • Soil Health
  • Water Quality

What We’re Talking About!

  • 2018 Summer Newsletter
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  • alfalfa
  • biodiversity
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  • carbon sequestration
  • climate change
  • compaction
  • corn
  • coronavirus
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  • nitrogen
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  • no till drill
  • nutrients
  • overgrazing
  • Pasture management
  • plant available nitrogen
  • Plant density
  • policy
  • PSNT
  • RAPs
  • record keeping
  • Risk Management Agency
  • soil
  • Spring 2017 Newsletter
  • Summer 2017 Newsletter
  • Summer 2021 Newsletter
  • Tillage radish
  • water
  • weather
  • weeds
  • Wildlife Food Plots
  • Winter 2016-2017 Newsletter
  • Winter 2018 Newsletter
  • youth

Recent Posts

  • Fall 2023 Newsletter
  • Upcoming Event: Water Quality and Soil Health Field Day
  • Addison County Fair and Field Days Crop Entry Info
  • On the Wild Side: Planting Food Plots
  • Carbon in the Soil – How Much to Add, How to Measure?

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