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SUMMARY:Regenerative Brush Management with Allen Williams and Alejandro Carrillo from Understanding Ag
DESCRIPTION:For many ranches located in southern Texas\, New Mexico\, Arizona\, and many other parts of the southwest and Deep South\, brush encroachment is a major issue. Typical control methods have been comprised of extensive mechanical intervention and/or chemical applications. Planned burns have also been frequently employed. These methods are expensive and often have mixed results. We find ourselves repeating these control methods time after time. \nWhat if there is a better way to manage brush without having to rely on expensive inputs? \nCan we use regenerative grazing practices to effectively control brush encroachment and outcompete the brush with forage growth?  \nIn this webinar\, Allen Williams and Alejandro Carrillo will share tried and true methods of brush control and enhancing forage growth through practical strategies and actual case studies.Allen Williams and Alejandro Carrillo are partners in Understanding Ag\, LLC and at the Soil Health Academy. Combined\, they have consulted with over 4\,000 farmers and ranchers in the U.S.\, Canada\, Mexico\, South America\, and other countries\, on operations ranging from a few acres to over 1 million acres. \nClick Here to Register
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CATEGORIES:Land Steward Education Series
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SUMMARY:Using a Brix Refractometer for Pasture and Forage Management
DESCRIPTION:Imagine an easy-to-use field tool that will help you predict: \n\n\n\n· The nutrient density of your forage \n\n\n\n· Shelf-life of standing forage and the hay you cut \n\n\n\n· Plant calcium status and boron deficiency \n\n\n\n· Weed problems \n\n\n\n· A plant’s susceptibility to pest pressure \n\n\n\n· The likelihood of frost damage \n\n\n\nThis tool is called a portable Brix refractometer. It measures light refracting through dissolved sugars in plant sap and indicates the nutrient density of the plant. With a few instant readings each day you’ll start gaining insight that can take your forage and grazing management to the next level. \n\n\n\nIn this webinar Kara Kroeger\, Regenerative Practice Consultant at Grassroots Carbons\, explains how to improve your skills as a chlorophyll manager by understanding the ins and outs of using a Brix refractometer to improve your pasture management.
URL:https://grassrootscarbon.com/event/using-a-brix-refractometer-for-pasture-and-forage-management/
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