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Combining prescribed fire and grazing improves long-term pasture health.

After surviving the drought of the 1950s and enduring two hard droughts in the past 10 years, developing alternative water sources became critical for this Texas rancher.

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Just because our data do not show an intense drought, it doesn’t necessarily mean there aren’t impacts being experienced.

If the D3 and D4 drought areas don’t get some life-saving moisture, the risk of more drought-forced liquidation will increase radically. What that means for the fall run and the cattle market going into 2019 is up for debate.

“More than 348,000 acres burned causing a wide variety of losses to livestock, pastures, hay, fences and facilities.”

Recent precipitation not enough to reduce drought without additional moisture.

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Whether it’s not enough moisture or too much, cows in early lactation may need supplementation to make up for poor forage conditions.