A long-term grazing study conducted by the University of Nebraska found no significant signs of compaction when grazing corn residue in the fall or early spring. Mary Drewnoski is a beef specialist with UNL… “What we did find is that we see an uptick in penetration resistance, which is very similar to what […]
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