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Amazing
Graze News
Past Issues A
publication of The Ohio State University Extension, Clif
Little and Mark Sulc, Editors
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2009
May, 2009 Summer Annual Forages, Springs, Ponds, & Streams, Pasture Soil Quality, Assessing the Evidence
2008
December, 2008 Reducing Feeding Losses for Large Round Bales, “Forage” Oat Update, 2008 Ohio Forage Performance Trials, The Heart of America Grazing Conference
September, 2008 Planned Winter Feeding, Prussic Acid Poisoning Potential in Frosted Forages, Fall Cutting of Alfalfa
July, 2008 Bale Cost, The Ohio Pasture Measurement Project, Brassicas, Pasture vs Confinement lamb Finishing
May, 2008 Nitrogen Management For Pasture, Economy Of Lime, Major Cost Items On Ohio Grazing Dairy Farms
2007
December, 2007 Feeding Corn to Stretch Pasture and Hay Supplies, Evaluate Hay Storage Losses on Large Round Bales, Feeding Hay - Receiving More Value for the Cost!
October, 2007 Analyzing your Forage, Grazing Corn Residue, Winter Supplementation of Beef Cows, Grazing Loses a Great Supporter
June, 2007 Fertilizer Value of Organic Nutrient Sources, Summer Annuals for Grazing, Forage Shortage? Make Plans Now!, Electric Fence Review, Grazing Management in Dry Times
April, 2007 Grazing Dairy Heifers on Winter Annual Forages, Frost Injury to Alfalfa – Issues and Concerns, Stand Establishment Problems in Late Summer Seeded Alfalfa, Boosting Forage Production After Winter Damaged Alfalfa, Chemical Weed Control in Pastures, Prevent Grass Tetany
2006
December, 2006 Major Cost Items on Ohio Grazing Dairy Farms, 2006 Ohio Forage Performance Trials, Grazing Corn Residue, Forage Quality & Body Condition
September, 2006 Pastures Require Fall Management; Extended Grazing Season Forage Options; FDA Requirement For Tracking Food & Feed Relative To Public Health Security & Bioterrorism Preparedness & Response Act Of 2002
May, 2006 Spring Nutrient Management Tips For Permanent Pastures; Fertilizing Established Forages; Pasture Walks; Goat Grazing Management; Parasite Control Clinic; The Economics Of Grazing Dairy Farms
February, 2006 Extending the Grazing Season Backwards; American Forage and Grassland Council 2006 Conference; 2006 Ohio Forage & Grasslands Council’s Annual Conference; Forages for Goats; Spring Turnout; Are You Ready to Plant This Spring?; Announcement of "Tall Fescue On-line Monograph" Availability
2005
October, 2005 Frost Damage & Prussic Acid Poisoning Potential; 2006 Forage Performance Trials Coming Soon; Identify Pasture Renovation Needs; Apply Herbicides Now to Stop the Yellow Weed Next Spring in Forages in Eastern Ohio; Fog Fever - A Fall Pasture Problem; Should Tall Alfalfa Be Cut Before Winter?
August, 2005 Late Summer Seeding Of Forage Crops; Pickaway County Pasture Growth in 2005; Stockpiling Forage for Winter Grazing; Horse Grazing Preference Study; Grazing During Hot-Dry Times
May, 2005 Utilizing Parasite Biology & Lamb Resilience; American Forage & Grassland Council 2005 Conference; Timely Hay Harvest Makes “Cents”; Arguing the Case for MaxQ Tall Fescue?; Fertilizing Pastures in the Spring
January, 2005 Annual Ryegrass Performance in Ohio; Avoid Using Turf Varieties for Forage; Pasture Management Strategies to Minimize Internal Parasite Burdens of Sheep and Goats
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2004
October, 2004 Is It To Late For Nitrogen?; How Valuable Is Your Forage?; Fall Nutrient Applications
July, 2004 Newsletter Update; The Ideal Goat Buffet; Feed Budgeting; Measuring Pasture; A Forage Grazing System
April, 2004 American Forage and Grassland Council, 2004 Conference; New Red Clover Varieties are More Persistent; Evaluating Forage Stands After the Winter Season; Endophyte Testing; Spring Flush - Are You Ready?; Forages for Horses Programs & Research in Partnership With the University of Findlay Equestrian Center
March, 2004 Ohio Forage and Grassland Council Annual Meeting; Financial Help for Implementing Grazing Practices; Winter Grazing Equals Profit for Beef Producers; A Forgotten Story? Perennial Ryegrass & Endophyte; Forage Performance Trial Data
2003
January, 2003 Up Coming Events, Do Foliar Fertilizers & Growth Regulators Improve Alfalfa Yield & Quality?, Ohio Grazing Schools, Are New Forage Varieties Really Better?, Drought / Overgrazing / Frost seeding
2002
November
2002 Looking for Fall Feed? What About Corn Residue?,
Comparing Herds by Size, Eastern Ohio Grassland Program, Learning
From Drought, Comparison of Pasture Supplementation for Finishing
Lambs
July
2002 Eastern Ohio Grassland Program Oct. 10-11, 2002,
The Average Performance of 92 Grazing Dairy Farms, Ergot in
Pasture Grasses, Are Annual Forages for You?, Nitrogen Timing
Means Everything to Stockpiling
May
2002 Grazing Farm Financial Analysis, Eastern Ohio
Grassland Program, Getting Started Grazing, Pre-Establishment
Management of Soil Fertility For Forage Grass Production,
Dairy Tour and Forage Expo Highlight American Forage &
Grassland Conference, Flying Jets and Keeping Up With Spring
Grass
February
2002 Forage
Performance Data Available, Great Lakes Grazing Network Financial
Summary,
Using Corn for Livestock Grazing, Is There Any Hope for Tall
Fescue in Ohio?
2001
October
2001 Forages
Are Key to Entry Into Farming, Fall Soil Fertility Management,
Supplementing Forage, Forage Production Short Courses
July
2001 Effect
of Flies on Grazing Behavior, The Cost of Fertilizing Pastures,
It's Not Too Late to Plan for Fall & Winter Grazing, Rotational
Grazing of Alfalfa with Yearling Cattle
May
2001 Pastures
For Profit - Managed Grazing Schools. Are They Worth Attending?,
Study Shows Need for Site? Specific Riparian Grazing Guidelines,
Using Manure on Forage Crops
February
2001 Comparing
Turnips versus Mixed Grass Pastures, Fertilizing Grass - How
Much Can You Pay?, Extended Grazing Systems to REduce Feed
Costs on Ohio Beef Operations, Winter/Early Spring Weed Control
in Alfalfa.
2000
October
2000 OSU
Hires New Forage Specialist, Grazing Alfalfa in the Fall,
Revisiting Extending the Grazing Season, Seasonal Dairying,
Sweetening the Soil
July
2000 Now Is The Time To Plan For Autumn & Winter Grazing.,
Does Aeration of Pastures & Hayfields Pay? 1999 EORDC Cereal
Rye Grazing., Summer Forage Seedings
April, 2000
Mixed Species Grazing: A Mind GameIs Bermudagrass a Viable
Forage Option in Ohio?; Maximizing Forage Growth on Pastures
Through Split Application of Nitrogen; Events and Happenings.
January,
2000
Great Lakes International Grazing Conference;
Fall Pasture, A Win-Win Update; Update
on Brown Midrib Sorghum Sudangrass; Forage
Management and Renovation;
A New Lespedeza;
Events/Happenings; Did
You Know . . ."Quotes"
1999
November, 1999 Forage and Grass Management Review; New Forage Short Course Planned; Fescue Response to Variable Rates of Nitrogen Fertilization; GLGC Scheduled; OFGC Coupon Book; Beef: Unexplained Demand Bolsters Fall Prices; New Forage Book; Planning to Increase Pasture Acres?; Grazier's Comments
September, 1999 Late Season Grazing Alternatives; Beef Replacement Heifer Cost; Why Nitrate Concerns; OFGC Welcomes Aboard Dr. Stephen Myers; EORDC Forage StudyLoss of Grazing Leader; Feeding the High Merit Cows"Quotes" July,
1999 Extended
Grazing - Planning to SucceedMini-vacation
Opportunity; PEAQ!;
Livestock Water SupplyMore
on CLA - Conjugated Linoleie Acid - a Demonstrated Anti-carcinogen"QUOTES" May,
1999 Promoting
Summer Pasture Growth; Pasturing
Ostriches and Emus ; Forage
QualityNew Fact Sheet
- ANR-5-99; On the Road;
Southeastern Ohio Hay
Day; Quotes; Stockman's
Research in review - June 7, 1999
March, 1999
Reseeding Questions to Ask Yourself;
Fertility Management of Meadows;
Special EventCove Mountain
Seasonal Dairy; "Steadfast"Creating
Grazing Days While Growing Nitrogran; Research
on CLA Finds Healthy Plus for Milk Fat
January, 1999 Grass
management for the dairy cow; Now available - annual publication; Annual lespedesaTall
fescue toxicosis research breakthrough?; Late winter time to frost-seed pastures
and hay fields; Important dates in history; Fertility management of meadows; Special
events 1998
November, 1998 Special events;
Ryegrass; Does grazing legumes adversely affect the reproductive performance of
ewes?; 4th annual "Forage and Grass Management Review"; Buckeye Shepherd's
Symposium; Forage economic impact; Definition of selected terms that relate to
intake; Pasture monitoring helps prevent potential plant poisonings in horses;
Dealing with endophyte infected fescueIntegrated Forage Team directory
September, 1998
Special events; Grazing
behavior of dairy cows;
The meningeal worm; Forage
protein content: What does it mean?; Clover
varieties for grazing in Michigan; Beef
and Forage Field Day scheduled; New
OSU Extension bulletin
July, 1998
Holmes County vicinity August-Sepember pasture walks; Annual
medics and berseem clover as emergency forages; Managing
excess - planning for shortfall;
Considerations for installing livestock water pipeline; sManaging
internal parasites for sheep in the spring; Wisconsin
school for beginning dairy farmers"Quotes"
May, 1998
Special events; Potential
animal problems; Think
at the margin; Optimize
health through nutrition; Stocking
density versus stocking rate; Adapting
seeding technologies to speed the seeding operation; Consider
the environment when designing a grazing system; Why
do we make; From our
readers
January, 1998
Special events; Expansion
for dairy; Environmental
benefits of improved grazing management; Research
briefs from purdue; Grazing
alfalfa persistence study; High
tensile smooth wire fence for pasture subdivision and predator contro; lBeef
cow weight change during the fall extended grazing season, utilizing stockpile
forages in southern ohio;
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