Grazing

Texas A&M AgriLife research included in global drought study

Grasslands expected to be affected more than previously thought during short, intense dry periods

‘It’s not the cow; it’s the how’

Texas A&M AgriLife researchers investigate impact of adaptive grazing management on Conservation Reserve Program lands

Walking in another’s rotational grazing pastures

Texas A&M AgriLife initiates peer group learning for regenerative ranch management

Genetics can improve livestock grazing in South Texas

Improving beef cattle systems is priority at Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center at Beeville

Texas A&M AgriLife appoints new director of Center for Grazinglands and Ranch Management

Research and outreach to focus on producer-identified challenges

Achievements recognized by Texas Section Society for Range Management

Texas A&M AgriLife specialists receive top awards, leadership appointments

Grazingland Animal Nutrition Laboratory relocates to Texas A&M campus

Laboratory provides livestock diet, fecal analysis

Saving the Great Plains with prescribed fire, mixed grazing

The Prairie Project focuses on research, extension and education

Five-State Beef Conference highlights better grazing management, stewardship

Events will be Sept. 20 in Clayton, N.M., and Sept. 27 in Perryton

Grazing cattle can reduce agriculture’s carbon footprint

Study recognized for focus on conventional, regenerative production carbon footprints

Adding grazing to cover crops can benefit bottom line

Supports conservation benefits for soil, traditional crops

Researchers to combine fire, mixed-species grazing to answer livestock production issues

Rancher leasing workshop to cover grazing, hunting and livestock agreements