by K. Scott Jensen,
Owyhee County Extension
Reprinted with permission from Progressive Cattleman and Scott Jensen
Fall can be a critical period in the life of
desirable pasture plants. While it is often common thought that plants that
appear to be dormant can be grazed “to the ground” without hurting anything,
perception is far from the truth. Fall residual plant materials (leaves, lower
stem bases, and crowns) are essential to maximize next year’s production for
perennial grasses and forbs.
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