Missouri State University Student Nick Matheney spent the summer working at the University of Missouri Forage Systems Research Center in Linneus, Mo., looking at the other side of this project. Check out his summer wrap up! The warm season legume, sunn hemp, originated from India where it was used to feed cattle as a dry season crop. During this grazing study Josh … [Read more...] about MSU Student Nick Matheney Studies Sunn Hemp with MU
This week we will be giving you some general information on rotational grazing and how we are using it in our research project. Rotational grazing can be a benefit to many farmers and ranchers. Proper rotational grazing results in improved and even forage production, especially during droughts. It can also create healthier livestock, decreased weed and erosion problems, and … [Read more...] about Rotational Grazing: What You Need to Know
The summer crew is hard at work with our research project. We will be highlighting two more students from our team this week. Keep reading to learn more about Sarah Harmon and Nicolas Matheney. Nicolas Matheney is an upcoming senior animal science major at Missouri State University. He is from the small town of Brookfield, located in north central Missouri. Matheney grew up … [Read more...] about Meet the Team: Student Edition 2.0
Be sure to mark your calendars for our Shealy Farm Field Day event on June 1! Field Day Mock Up v4 … [Read more...] about Shealy Farm Field Day
The Missouri State University Darr College of Agriculture has recently started a new research project. This study will consist of managing nutrient inputs to enhance the sustainability of forage-based beef systems. We will be using angus-cross cattle. This particular project is funded by the USDA Building Capacity Grant. The research will be taking place at one of Missouri … [Read more...] about A Fresh Start