9 months ago
Lush, green Kansas pastures, don’t happen by chance.
Margit Kaltenekker, an agriculture agent with K-State Research and Extension’s office in Douglas County, said pastures provide a cost-effective food source for grazing animals – when managed correctly.
“We often talk about managed rotational grazing to help landowners achieve optimum forage production and utilization,” Kaltenekker said.
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