The question of when to end the grazing season is not determined by the calendar

A number of winter annual, biennial, and perennial weeds can be successfully controlled with a fall herbicide program

Late August to early September is the ideal time to consider stockpiling forages as a method to extend the grazing season

I am glad I am not a meteorologist.  We finally had winter this year, spending the majority of January and February with snow on the ground.  It now seems that we are going to bypass spring and jump straight into summer.  The 80-degree weather we have had the last couple weeks has accelerated growth of our small grains, hay fields and pastures.  There are reports that some parts of southern Ohio could be cutting hay next week and they are seeing wheat begin to head.  Being further north, we are still a little behind them, but our turn will be coming up quickly.

Cornstalks can provide an abundant, moderate quality, feed stuff for ruminants