Cattle producers discussing cool-season forages. Photo Credit: Kalyn Waters
If you get up early enough and are an optimist, there is a hint of fall in the air, which means if cool-season forages are not on your mind, it’s time to make a plan. Recently Kalyn Waters, UF/IFAS Holmes County Director and Dr. Ann Blount, UF/IFAS Extension Forage Specialist sat down for a discussion to kickoff cool-season forage season. Topics covered included: variety selection, planting dates, disease issues and carry over from summer forages, and overall management. The recording can be viewed on the Panhandle Agricultural Connections Facebook Page or by using the following link:
Cool-Season Forage Kickoff Discussion
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We will be hosting these informal webinar updates on cool-season forages throughout the planting and grazing season. All discussions will be hosted live on the Panhandle Agricultural Connections Facebook Page.
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More information on cool-season forages can be found at the following links:
2021 COOL-SEASON FORAGE VARIETY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FLORIDA
OVERSEEDING WARM-SEASON PERENNIAL GRASSES WITH COOL-SEASON FORAGES
TILLAGE AND OVERSEEDING PASTURES FOR WINTER FORAGE PRODUCTION IN NORTH FLORIDA
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