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.
Watch Out for Nitrate Poisoning in Forages
Drought-Related Tax Breaks Available to Livestock Producers – Linked with permission from the High Plains Journal
Drought-related Tax Breaks Available to Livestock Producers, by the Texas A&M AgNews Newsteam, April 9, 2009
Texas Cattle Producers Face Perfect Storm of Challenges – Linked with permission from the High Plains Journal
Four Steps for Drought-Stressed Pastures – Linked with permission from Hay & Forage Grower
Plan Now to Find Hay Substitutes
Drought Management to be Focus of Natural Resources Field Day in San Angelo
Released March 18, 2008
Recovering from the Freeze and Drought of 2007
Released Nov. 14, 2007
Food Prices Affected by Drought?
Released Nov. 14, 2007
Livestock Producers Should Be Wary Of Nitrate Possibility in Corn
Released Aug. 11, 2006
USDA Announces Availability of New Insurance Tools For Pasture, Rangeland and Forage
Released Aug. 7, 2006
Wheat Variety Offers Drought Resistance
Released Aug. 1, 2006
Heat Stress Could Become Problem for Livestock
Released July 19, 2006
Consider Early Weaning
Released July 10, 2006
News Update: Drought Conditions Spur Slaughter Market
Released June 22, 2006
An Online Check on the Weather and the Water Table
New Mexico Positioned for Drought Comeback
Lack of Rain Could Put May 2005 in Record Book
A brief update on the most recent drought conditions from the U.S. Drought Monitor dated July 20, 2004 and the most recent drought policy information.
Tax Help for Ranchers Suffering from Drought Conditions
Managing Livestock Water in a Drought
Drought corn can make cattle sick if whole plant is chopped for forage; nitrate testing recommended.
Ammoniate tall fescue to create 'ideal feed alternative' in drought.
Hot cows may get stress relief from a cooling dose of seaweed
No-till crops not pretty, but they defy drought
MU Online Hay List provides forage market for Drought-stricken farmers.
One for the Books. . . Drought in West, Northwest Missouri Rivals extreme of 1999, MU climatologist says.
Hay From CRP Acres Could Spread Sericea Lespedeza
Colorado State Researchers Create Drought Lab, Take Leadership Role In Providing Drought-Related Information
Saving Precious Water — And Money — Is Goal of Mobile Irrigation Lab
COAGMET Weather Network Reduces Impact of Drought, Helps Ensure Best From State’s $15 Billion Agricultural Industry
Think Twice Before Overgrazing Pastures
New CSU Web site provides updated drought and weather-related info.
Montana MarketManager On-Line Announces Hay & Pasture Listings
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