Managed Grazing - Part 5 - Year Around Resource Management
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Managed Grazing - Part 5 - Year Around Resource Management
Managed Grazing. Year Around Resource Management. The key to success in grazing-based animal production systems is to match: animal numbers, genetics, and the management system, with the types and amounts of forage available for grazing at different seasons of the year. This video looks at the various management decisions necessary to get maximum benefit from both forages and crop residues throughout the year. Posted with permission. This program was produced through a partnership of the Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service, the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture and the USDA Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program.
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