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The latest news for U.S. beef cattle producers on pasture and range quality. Find tips on how to improve your forage health & better control pasture weeds, plus the latest on pastureland prices and lease options.

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Take note of Cressleaf groundsel in your pasture

May 20, 2021

Start scouting your pastures for noxious weeds now.

Poor pasture conditions, low hay stocks and drought

May 17, 2021

Cattlemen fear what a drought could do to the beef industry ins 2012

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Conditions set stage for poor water quality

May 13, 2021

Lack of precipitation heightens the need to test quality of water in ponds, dugouts and dams before livestock graze land.

Listen up Congress: Be proactive in preventing fires with land management

Apr 30, 2021

A cattleman tells how he survived the Bear Fire in 2020 and how it impacted his cattle herd.

Invest in your pasture now

Apr 28, 2021

Many cattle producers may want to invest in what they already have than leasing or buying more acreage.

There is nothing simple about grazing cattle

Apr 23, 2021

A study examined grazing pastures across the country using data analysis instead of traditional methods.

Cute calf looking curiously at the camera. Morning pasture in summer.

Fight back those invading species in your pastures

Apr 21, 2021

Cattle producers need to get ahead of thistles and Old World bluestem in their pastures.

cattle in pasture at University of Nevada-Reno Main Station Field Lab

Beware! Bloat happens

Apr 21, 2021

If you are grazing legumes in your pasture, be on the look out for bloat.

Forage Focus: Tips for Spring grazing

Apr 08, 2021

A change in management style may be needed due to pastures greening up.