Rejuvenating Rundown Pastures-Chris Teutsch

This presentation was given as part of the 2022 Fall Grazing School held on October 13 and 14 in Versailles, KY. To learn more about educational events focusing on grazing management please visit forages.ca.uky.edu/.

[@tiffanyclark-grove1989]

Super helpful, I live in town, but have a decent size yard with multiple fruit trees in certain areas that I need to plant under, so this is really helpful. I used to do clover but it’s so expensive so this year I did oats from my chicken scratch grains lol. Super cheap and it’s growing nicely. We have clay soil here in Illinois, where I live, and I never till. I just build the ground up. After I lay my groundcover seed down I just let the big dogs go out back and run around to kind of scratch it in a bit. It worked really well.

[@OnePieceTractor]

I accidentally renovated a pasture one time by discing the heck out of it real early for planting soy and then it got real muddy for a long time and when I finally got back there it was beautiful,,All the grass that hadn't been doing well,but afterwards it is tremendous ever since. Slicing those roots made a difference

[@bradharris2503]

Great content you all. Keep them coming.

[@jasonross2300]

Enjoyed the content!

[@papaal7014]

I concur.

[@bradharris2503]

Would be nice to get yalls take on managing hay ground.