The free, fully online educational program offers livestock producers tools for improving land health and productivity through grazing management.

More than two-thirds of West Virginia agricultural producers have some type of off-farm income because they cannot make a living in agriculture alone.

USDA utilizes data to help improve voluntary conservation programs.

Two more Targeted Grazing Workshops set to take place this summer.

Grazing opportunities offer current and emerging sheep producers the opportunity to increase their profitability and grow flock numbers.

Grazing Management Plan Development Module is free to all cattle producers and can also serve as a tool for those working directly with producers on their grazing management.

Studies show that clipping seed heads increases average daily gains in stocker cattle and improves pregnancy rates and calf weaning weights.

For more information on using summer annuals to promote optimum grazing, contact a local MU Extension agronomy or livestock specialist.

ALB is promoting the video through a campaign with Outside Inc.

The workshop will be at the MU Southwest Research Center in Mount Vernon, Missouri.