The cactus was in full bloom. Yellow blossoms were everywhere in the river valley, sharing the pastures with sagebrush and ...

Introduced to Vermont by European settlers, red clover has become an essential part of the state’s landscape and identity. Designated as the state flower in 1894, this pinkish-purple bloom symbolizes ...

ON March 10, 1958, 111 Romney ewe lambs (group A) which had grazed continuously since weaning (December 12, 1957) on pastures dominant in red clover were joined with an additional 92 Romney ewe ...

During the summer of 2024 CAFRE held a ‘Profit from Pasture’ farm walk, on the farm of Bill Harpur, ... Red clover is different to its cousin, white clover, as it grows tall from a deep taproot and ...

Benefits of Red Clover. The agronomic benefits of alfalfa are many and in some areas of the country it is still my preferred legume. ... small grains and, of course, are a mainstay in any pasture ...

Gina Rinehart has added to her already enormous New England grazing footprint with a $70 million purchase of 4600ha ...

Scotland has so much more to offer beyond visitor hotspots such as Edinburgh, Skye or the East Neuk - so here's our favourite, less ...

If we have used 2,4-D, we can come back in 3-4 weeks and replant clovers, resulting in very little damage to the future nitrogen transfer cycle in our pasture or hayfield. Clover planting ...

Rotational grazing involves dividing pastures into smaller paddocks and moving livestock between them. This technique is central to maintaining consistent growth and preserving the nitrogen-fixing ...

Clover safety: A transitory effect (leaf deformation/growth inhibition) may be seen following application, but full recovery will follow after two/three grazings. Red clover: When used on grass leys ...