This is the second in a series of food preservation live, virtual classes offered by the Nebraska Extension Food Preservation team. Learn all about freezing your home grown produce to enjoy later.
This is the second in a series of food preservation live, virtual classes offered by the Nebraska Extension Food Preservation team. Learn all about freezing your home grown produce to enjoy later.
The main economic driver of a cow-calf operation is dependent on the number of calves weaned alive. The next two drivers are weight and phenotype. For these reasons, outstanding calf health is a directly correlated variable to calf growth and performance. The following guide will review management strategies that are associated with excellent newborn calf health.
The best time to seed cool season grasses, such as Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue, is between August 15th and September 15th, so its time to start your site preparation.
Getting your seeding done as early as possible is really important, because each week of delay in seeding translates into 2-4 additional weeks required for the grass to mature in fall. It is critical to seed tall fescue no later than mid-September. Tall fescue seedlings take a longer time to develop cold hardiness, so get your seeding done early.