Episode 21: The State Fair Returns! (feat. Doug Crouse of Delaware 4-H / UD Extension and the Delaware State Fair!) The 2021 State Fair is your passport to summer fun! Get the inside scoop with a ver...Read More
While summer may be almost over and the main grazing season is concluding, the fall is one of the best times of the year to evaluate the condition of your pastures and complete some pasture management...Read More
Join Dr. Amanda Grev, PhD – University of Maryland Forage Specialist for another program in our Webinar Wednesday forage series. Is your pasture in need of some renovation? How do you kno...Read More
Join Dr. Mark VanGessel, University of Delaware Extension Weed Specialist for another program in our Webinar Wednesday forage series. Managing weeds in pasture is a common question among horse owners ...Read More
Maryland/Delaware Forage Directory Jarrod O. Miller, Extension Agronomist, jarrod@udel.edu; Dan Severson, Agriculture Agent, New Castle County, severson@udel.edu To assist in the hay and for...Read More
Multi-species Grazing: the How and Why for Soil & Animal Health Online, Wednesday, June 24 Grazing multiple species both in terms of animals and plants offer many benefits to both animals and the ...Read More
By Mike Rankin Many regions have now or will soon reach the point when significant alfalfa regrowth won’t occur if the crop is cut one more time. Research has historically shown that cutting when th...Read More
Jim Dickrell Milk splash. ( Farm Journal, Inc. ) In just a few years, you will no longer be able to buy over-the-counter (OTC) antibiotics from your local farm supply store or mail order catalogue. In...Read More
Jim Dickrell It might seem odd to be thinking about preventing damage to pastures from wet weather in mid- to late summer, but heavy, persistent rains across some portions of the country in July are...Read More
