Some are a couple of years old, but the information they contain is still useful. Also, there are related articles and research reports at the bottom of the page.
Agronomist: Resist Temptation to Overstock Pastures
Drought Web Site Provides Management Information
Options Await Cattle Producers If Drought Sparks Early Weaning
Parched Conditions Forcing Big Decisions On Kansas Farms
Iowa Beef Center Offers Drought-shortened Pasture Solutions
NCBA applauds the USDA s decision to allow haying on CRP lands
Drought Forcing Tough Choices For Cattle Producers
Struggling Drought Victims Need Immediate Relief
Shade may keep cattle body temp constant in hot summer months
Now is the time to think about pasture renovation
"Preparedness" must be cornerstone of national drought policy
CRP Rate Change for Emergency Haying and Grazing
Drought has Varied Effects on Kentucky Pastures
Water is Main Concern for Winter Livestock Management
Cut Forages Early to Maximize Use and Quality
Ample Water, Feed and Shade Help Livestock Deal with Heat Stress
Commission Urges More Preparedness to Better Deal With Droughts, USDA
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