TAMING Fescue's Toxins
Toxic tall fescue has been around so long many producers no longer recognize its devastation, says Craig Roberts, a University of Missouri extension forage...
Fescue Might Replace Winter Annuals
A Texas A&M University researcher is looking at using tall fescue to replace annual winter forages in East Texas....
New Book Analyzes Tall Fescue Fungus
A new book addresses every aspect of naturally occurring toxins in pasture grasses ¬– a huge problem for livestock producers....
Howling Success
Danny Rumph's Cryin' Coyote Ranch sits in the midst of horse country near Houston, TX. It's the best place to be when you have 50,000 square bales of...
Seed Or Sprig?
Horse enthusiast-commercial hay grower Sid Pittman decided not to phone a contract sprigger when increasing his bermudagrass acreage last year. Instead,...
Solo Star
Orchardgrass doesn't need companionship. This cool-season grass is often seeded in pasture mixes, and probably is the most-popular grass for alfalfa-grass...
Better Bromes
Producers seeking a dual-purpose forage to be used first for haying and then stockpiling regrowth for fall and winter grazing may find their answer in...
Bermudagrass Needs Plenty Of Nutrients
Don’t let a soil nutrient shortage limit your bermudagrass yields, warn officials at the Potash & Phosphate Institute (PPI)....
Seeded Bermudagrass Shows Promise
Seeded bermudagrass varieties could someday compete with top-yielding sprigged varieties, says a researcher at Texas A&M University’s Overton Research...
Filling A Tall Order
Homegrown energy has reached new heights with miscanthus, a 12' perennial grass. It's being tested in Illinois for use as a biomass crop and is passing...
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