A solution for toxic fescue
By Matt Poore | The Alliance for Grassland Renewal Read the article
By Matt Poore | The Alliance for Grassland Renewal Read the article
Read about Newberry farmer Ben Setzler’s work
The use of cover crops in row crop farming is becoming more popular. According to the USDA-NRCS, the four keys to improving soil health and increasing soil organic matter are: Using plant diversity to establish microbial diversity in soils Managing to improve soil health by reducing disturbance (less tillage) Keeping plants growing throughout the year…
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Read about it in this story by SCFGLC board member Chanda Cooper in SC Wildlife Magazine
Fescue Series Watch this video by Dr. Matt Poore of N.C. State University that explains the costs and benefits of replacing toxic fescue with novel non-toxic fescue.
Mike Hubbs Soil Health Presentation
Grass fungus could cause $1 billion in annual losses CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXTENSION CLEMSON – Tall fescue is a popular grass used for grazing, hay and erosion control in the eastern United States, but one Clemson University expert believes this grass could be responsible for more than $1 billion per year in livestock production losses. Tall…
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