Managing Livestock and Forage in Difficult Times

Update: 2024-09-15

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As part of WVU Extension's drought management series, Brad Smith and Bruce Loyd discuss things we can and can't control in maintaining healthy forage and animals during a drought. They cover choosing the right supplement and preventing nitrate poisoning as well as how species diversity and soil health can reduce the impact of drought on your farm.

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Managing Livestock and Forage in Difficult Times

Karen Cox, Bruce Loyd, Brad Smith

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Managing Livestock and Forage in Difficult Times

Karen Cox, Bruce Loyd, Brad Smith

Managing Livestock and Forage in Difficult Times