Weeds are often not desirable in pastures for many reasons ... the percent of undesirable species and/or bare ground must be known to decide if over-seeding or renovation will be necessary to improve ...

May and June are the months when we frequently see both native and non-native forbs begin to grow and start to flower in ...

Ohio State Extension educator Ed brown provides tips to assess any lingering pasture damage from last year's drought in Ohio.

especially before adding a legume to the pastures’ stand.” She says for frost seeding, the end of February or early March works well. Interseeding is more successful if done from mid- to late ...

Even after the plants start going to seed, forage quality and protein content remain high much longer than other pasture species. Also, trefoil is low in the estrogens that cause breeding problems, ...

Scotch thistle is a biennial weed, so it depends quite heavily on the establishment of seed on a regular basis if it is to be found commonly in any particular situation. In contrast, many pasture ...