In part I of our coverage of the University of Nebraska – Lincoln’s (UNL) “BeefWatch” Webinar on filling spring and summer forage gaps, we highlighted how researchers are advising delayed turnouts and confined feeding to preserve drought-stricken pastures. Part I can be found by searching “Experts Advise Delayed Turnout, Confined Feeding this Year” on Google. You will be taken directly to the article on our website (www.westernagreporter.com). “As we know there, there are not really many opportunities remaining in the year to produce forage for spring grazing or hay,” Daren Redfearn, PhD, an expert in Range and Forage Sciences at...

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