Weed of the Week- Goatweed
Goatweed is a quick spreading weed with prolific seed production that is commonly found in improved pastures.
Category: Farm Management
Weed of the Week- Showy Crotalaria
Show crotalaria, sometimes referred to as Rattlebox, is a fast growing summer annual that is toxic to livestock.
Weed of the Week- Southern Sandbur
Southern sandbur (Sandspur), is a native annual grass adapted to dry, sandy soils.
Weed of the Week- Tropical Soda Apple
Tropical Soda Apple is a common weed found throughout Florida and can be a serious problem in perennial pastures.
Hay Quality – Not all hay is created equal
Between 600,000 to 800,000 tons of hay are produced every year Domestic grazing animals such as cattle, horses, and goats require conserved forage to maintain weight and health through winter months when temperatures deter forage growth…. Read More
Dirt is a dirty word – The impact of soil health on sustainability
Dirt is synonymous with filth, clutter, mess, and other descriptors used for things that generally have a negative impact on well being. That being the case, why should ‘dirt’ be used to refer to one of the most important… Read More