The Eagle

Growing forage year-round

Forage specialists at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center at Stephenville recommended an awnless variety of wheat -- without the bristly beard that protects the kernel -- for grazing.
The Journal

Forage sorghums growing in importance across High Plains

Producers in the Texas High Plains are reevaluating the forages they grow because of declining irrigation capacities and increasing forage demands from the region’s dairy herds. The Texas A&M AgriLife ...
High Plains Journal

Forage sorghum high value, especially in dairy nutrition

Dairy rations in modern times look much different than those from many years ago. Experts during a United Sorghum Checkoff co-sponsored webinar took a deeper dive at the role of forage sorghum in ...
Purdue University

Purdue specialist explains ways to best establish spring forage

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - With planting season approaching, farmers planning to grow forage should keep in mind six major considerations that could determine the success of their crop, a Purdue Extension ...
Mother Earth News

Fall Pasture Management Extends Feed and Forage

Bale grazing allows livestock to return excess nutrients to the soil. Reduce your feed bill and maximize grazing days by incorporating bale grazing, interseeding, and other fall pasture management ...
Post-Bulletin

Corn growing fast, but forage is short

Hot, steamy weather inspired robust growth of Minnesota corn and soybeans, although they remain behind schedule because of a late planting season, according to the weekly crop report from the U.S.
Los Angeles Times

Mushrooms are everywhere. Here’s how to forage, eat and grow the mighty fungi in L.A.

Mushrooms are having a cultural moment. They can be found in home decor, coffee, skincare, supplements and fashion shows. While renewed interest in magic mushrooms for both medicinal and recreational ...