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Has Dry Weather Got You Worried? Planting Annual Forages Can Provide Fall Feed

By Aaron Berger / July 13, 2020 / Comments Off on Has Dry Weather Got You Worried? Planting Annual Forages Can Provide Fall Feed

Thanks to co-author Dr. Jerry Volesky, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension range and forage

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Published: 1 year ago on July 13, 2020
By: Aaron Berger
Last Modified: July 13, 2020 @ 9:21 pm
Filed Under: Forage, Pasture Health

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Aaron Berger

Aaron Berger is a Beef Systems Extension Educator for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He works out of the Panhandle Research and Extension Center. His areas of focus are beef systems for sustainability, profitability, health and well-being, quality and wholesomeness.

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