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A strategy for avoiding muddy pastures | Hot Springs Sentinel Record - Vimarsana News

A strategy for avoiding muddy pastures | Hot Springs Sentinel Record

FAYETTEVILLE -- The past winter in Arkansas has been cold and wet, with cycles of freezing and thawing that have often resulted in muddy pastures and access roads for many producers. This can put a strain on both livestock and equipment, according to the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture.

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A long-term strategy for avoiding muddy pastures - Vimarsana News

A long-term strategy for avoiding muddy pastures

The past winter in Arkansas has been cold and wet, with cycles of freezing and thawing that have often resulted in muddy pastures and access roads for many producers. This

A long-term strategy for avoiding muddy pastures - Vimarsana News

A long-term strategy for avoiding muddy pastures

The past winter in Arkansas has been cold and wet, with cycles of freezing and thawing that have often resulted in muddy pastures and access roads for many producers. This

Tall Fescue Renovation Workshop set for March 21 at Batesville research station - Vimarsana News

Tall Fescue Renovation Workshop set for March 21 at Batesville research station

LITTLE ROCK — The March 21 Novel Endophyte Tall Fescue Renovation Workshop at Batesville will help ranchers find ways to manage one of the costliest health problems in the industry: fescue …

Northwest Arkansas Small Ruminants Field Day set for Oct. 28 in Fayetteville - Vimarsana News

Northwest Arkansas Small Ruminants Field Day set for Oct. 28 in Fayetteville

Small ruminants have practical and profitable uses on the farm. Still, there is a lot to know about sheep and goats to maintain their health and the sustainability of the land they are on.A free event offering education on how to raise sheep and goats will be held Oct. 28 at the Milo J. Shult Agricultural Research and Extension Center in Fayetteville with sponsorship from Soil for Water, a forage sustainability project funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program.

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