Managing Pastures in Fall

Fall Management of Range, Pastures Vital After Drought

Moderate grazing in October and into early November is acceptable, as long as ranchers are careful to leave a bit of residual grass on their pastures and not graze plants down to the ground, according to a University of Nebraska range and forage specialist. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer file photo by Mike Geissinger)
Moderate grazing in October and into early November is acceptable, as long as ranchers are careful to leave a bit of residual grass on their pastures and not graze plants down to the ground, according to a University of Nebraska range and forage specialist. (DTN/The Progressive Farmer file photo by Mike Geissinger)
Pastures and rangeland in many areas may still be stressed from last year's drought, making good management practices even more important.

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