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Evaluating rotations of winter annual and summer annual forages for yield, nutritional value, and economic sustainability as forage resources for beef cattle in northern Iowa

Authors: Denise Schwab (Iowa State University) , Josh Michel (Iowa State University) , Beth Reynolds (Iowa State University) , Ken Pecinovsky (Iowa State University) , Shelby Gruss (Iowa State University)

  • Evaluating rotations of winter annual and summer annual forages for yield, nutritional value, and economic sustainability as forage resources for beef cattle in northern Iowa

    Northeast Research and Demonstration Farm

    Evaluating rotations of winter annual and summer annual forages for yield, nutritional value, and economic sustainability as forage resources for beef cattle in northern Iowa

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Abstract

Interest in grazing cover crops and winter annuals has increased in recent years. Research on grazing winter and summer annuals in Iowa has been concentrated in southern Iowa, but because of differences in growing conditions, data on growth potential from the northern half of the state is needed. Similar interest has been developing on utilizing summer annuals to maximize production during the summer slump of Iowa pastures. This project is designed to replicate the winter annual - summer annual project at the McNay, Armstrong and Neely-Kinyon research farms, in order to measure and demonstrate the applicability of a winter annual - summer annual forage rotation in northern Iowa at the 2023 Northeast Research and Demonstration Farm Progress Reports at Nashua.

How to Cite:

Schwab, D., Michel, J., Reynolds, B., Pecinovsky, K. & Gruss, S., (2024) “Evaluating rotations of winter annual and summer annual forages for yield, nutritional value, and economic sustainability as forage resources for beef cattle in northern Iowa”, Hello World! 2023(1), 41–49.

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2024-03-02

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