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  • Nitrate in forages, consideration for beef
  • Planting Guide
  • Fertilization, Production and Quality
    • Overview of forages and forage utilization
    • Fertilization
    • Quality
  • Grazing Management
    • Grazing Heights for Rotational Stocking
  • Hay and Silage Production and Quality
    • Hay Production
    • Hay Quality Index
    • Silage and Haylage Production
  • ONLINE Planting Guide Tool
  • Forage Research
  • Frost-Seeding Clovers in Tall Fescue
  • Insect Control on Forage Crops
    • Products for Insect Pest Control
    • Fall Armyworm Control Products
  • Poisonous Plants to Livestock
  • Stockpiled Tall Fescue
  • Weed Management
    • Weed ID Guide
    • Herbicides
    • Plant Identification Videos
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Annual Forage & Livestock Webinar Series Schedule (2026)

Published - May 5, 2026 Read
Forage plots

Forage recovery agent-only in-service training

Published - April 29, 2026 Read
This is an image of beef steers (black) grazing several experimental paddocks of tall fescue.

Regional Forage-Livestock Systems In-Service Training and SPFCIC

Published - March 25, 2026 Read

News From Forages

David Davis, director of Extension's Yancey County Center, loads grass seed into an agricultural drone.
Help From Above: NC State Extension Puts Drones to Work for Farms

Published - February 2, 2026

From: NC State Extension
Flyer with details on the topics and link to registration
FIELD DAY: Leveraging Technology to Improve Pastures and Cattle Performance

Published - January 4, 2026

Fall Armyworm Control in Pastures and Forages table listing insecticide classes, active ingredients, timing
Fall Armyworm Management for Forages/Pastures

Published - September 25, 2025

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Bermudagrass Stem Maggot Damage

Published - August 19, 2025

Tri-County Livestock and Pasture Management Field Day

Published - August 13, 2025

Dr. Navdeep Godara
Welcome Our New Turfgrass / Forage Weed Science Specialist

Published - July 17, 2025

NC State Forage & Grassland 2025 Webinar Series, one session monthly Jul–Oct; Jul15 Aug20 Sep17 Oct8
Annual Forage & Grassland Management Webinar Series

Published - June 2, 2025

Dry brown grass field stretching to a distant tree line under a cloudy sky
Prepare to Monitor Pests and Prevent Damages in Pastures (Upcoming Workshop and Webinar)

Published - May 21, 2025

All News From Forages

Upcoming Events

May 12
Forage recovery, agent-only in-service training Tuesday | May 12 | 12:00 PM — 1:00 PM 269 Bent Rd, Limestone, TN 37681, USA
Jul 07
Annual Forage & Livestock Webinar Series; webinar #1: Tuesday | Jul 07 | 3:00 PM — 4:00 PM
Aug 19
Annual Forage & Livestock Webinar Series; webinar #2 Wednesday | Aug 19 | 3:00 PM — 4:00 PM
Sep 17
Annual Forage & Livestock Webinar Series; webinar #3 Thursday | Sep 17 | 3:00 PM — 4:00 PM
Oct 01
Annual Forage & Livestock Webinar Series; webinar #4 Thursday | Oct 01 | 3:00 PM — 4:00 PM
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Fertilization Considerations for Row Crops During Drought Conditions

Published - April 22, 2026

From: Soil Fertility
Up close picture of a soybean plant in the field at full maturity
2026 Soybean Data Webinar

Published - March 4, 2026

From: Official Variety Testing
Ear of grain corn at physiological maturity prior to harvest. The shuck is pulled back with the ear beneath displayed
2026 Corn Data Webinar

Published - March 3, 2026

From: Official Variety Testing
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Status of Soil Fertility in North America, Central Asia, and Eastern Asia

Published - October 23, 2025

From: Soil Fertility
Wheat variety trial plots with uniform green growth in neatly organized rows, likely for agricultural research or yield testing.
2026 Wheat Data Webinar

Published - July 16, 2025

From: Official Variety Testing
Soil with scattered white and blue fertilizer pellets and a dried plant stub
Average Soil Fertility Status of Row-Crop Fields in NC

Published - January 30, 2025

From: Soil Fertility
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Soil Management for Huricane-Impacted Western North Carolina

Published - October 11, 2024

From: Soil Fertility
dark green larger old leaf and new light green growth
English Ivy -- Spring is the best time to control this tough weed

Published - March 4, 2024

From: Weeds
pinnately compound leaves and seed clusters
Tree of Heaven Control Guidelines

Published - August 4, 2023

From: Weeds
Man explaining fertilizer research to students in a field; overlaid text: "optimal rate of fertilizers"
How the Fertilizer Recommendations Are Updated

Published - June 28, 2023

From: Soil Fertility
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