<div>MSU Richland County Extension will be hosting a Cropland Grazing Summit on Thursday, Jan. 8 at the Richland County Extension Office. This summit will highlight how to integrate livestock into cropland and how to implement custom and cropland grazing opportunities.The event will feature presentations, including, “Cropping Systems, Annual Forage Grazing, and Custom Grazing Options,” from Douglas Landblom, NDSU DREC Beef Cattle & Integrated Systems Specialists. Landblom will cover annual forage grazing and potential crop production sequences that include legumes which will provide some potential N credit to future crops.Parker Witt, SDSU Extension Crop-Livestock Systems Field Specialist will present, “Cover Crops and Annual Forages: Costs, Returns, and Grazing Potential.” This presentation will explore the short and long-term economics of cover crops, how agronomic factors influence those returns, effective strategies for grazing cover crops, and how to design a grazing plan or custom grazing agreement. He will also discuss how to evaluate whether cover crops fit within your operation and walk through a cost-benefit analysis example.Jerry Doan is a producer from McKenzie, ND, and operator of Black Leg Ranch. He will present, “Cover Crop Grazing for Profitability and Soil Health.” Doan will discuss winter grazing cover crops on their operation, as well as the benefits they’ve seen to soil health.The program will conclude with a producer panel where local producers will share insight on how they’ve made cropland grazing work on their operations. Whether you farm or ranch, this program will provide information on how cropland and custom grazing could benefit and work for you and your operation.The Cropland Grazing Summit will begin at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 8 at the Richland County Extension Office, 1499 N. Central Ave., Sidney, MT. The cost is $20, which includes a roast beef lunch. Please call 406-433-1206 to RSVP by Jan. 2. Thank you to our program sponsors, including Gold Standard Seed, Sidney Livestock Market Center, Prewitt and Company, Farmers Choice and Paramount.</div>

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MSU Richland County Extension will be hosting a Cropland Grazing Summit on Thursday, Jan. 8 at the Richland County Extension Office. This summit will highlight how to integrate livestock into cropland and how to implement custom and cropland grazing opportunities. The event will feature presentations, including, “Cropping Systems, Annual Forage...

Cropland Grazing Summit – Jan. 8, Sidney

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MSU Richland County Extension will be hosting a Cropland Grazing Summit on Thursday, Jan. 8 at the Richland County Extension Office. This summit will highl

Cropland Grazing Summit – Jan. 8, Sidney

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