Forage Options for Texas
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- Date of Publication
- July 7, 2021
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Overview
Course Information
Learn about the types of forages and grasses that are best adapted to your ecoregion of Texas. Whether you are interested in maximizing your grazing potential, increasing hay production, or just learning how to grow thicker grass, this one-hour presentation can help you select the right forage option for your management goals.
This course will provide Texas landowners with information on the forage species adapted to their areas for livestock, pasture, and hay production. Whether you're already residing in Texas and want to maximize your grazing potential, or you've just moved to the state and are exploring the options, this one-hour presentation will have answers!
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- select the appropriate forage option for your climate, soil quality, and management goals; and
- implement desired forages appropriately
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