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  • Case's Agworld

    Grazing groups, hay for sale, pasture for lease. Extensive list of forage and rotational grazing links.

    www.case-agworld.com

  • Dealing With High Hay Prices

    High hay prices are a major consideration for sheep producers. Unless one can find hay that is reasonable in price, the only option in reducing hay cost is to feed less hay. Strategies to achieve this goal will be discussed.

    ag.ansc.purdue.edu

  • Determining Pasture Rental Rates

    Describes method of leasing out or renting pasture based on animal unit months (AUMs).

    www.ext.nodak.edu

  • Forage and Rotational Grazing Links

    Extensive list of publications for those establishing and/or managing pasture or forage.

    www.case-agworld.com

  • Hay List Network

    This site, developed with the cooperation of the Michigan Hay and Grazing Council, Michigan Farm Bureau and Michigan State University Extension, enables online hay buying and selling.

    web2.canr.msu.edu

  • Indiana Toxic Plants

    This website contains plants within Indiana that are deemed poisonous to livestock and pets by the collaborators at Purdue University.

    www.vet.purdue.edu

  • Purdue University's Forage Information Web Site

    This site contains information on forages for the Midwestern U.S. It contains a section on forage plant identification, complete with photos.

    www.agry.purdue.edu

  • Stretching Hay Supplies

    Producers can stretch their hay supply, and not significantly lower production, by utilizing some proven management techniques.

    ag.ansc.purdue.edu

  • The Basics of Feeding Sheep

    This article covers the basics of sheep nutrition.

    ag.ansc.purdue.edu

  • Copper Toxicity in Sheep

    Nutrient interactions, animal management, and environmental conditions that may increase the risk of copper toxicity and how the sheep producer can minimize these risks

    www.saltinstitute.org

  • Feed Inventory Aid to Management (PDF)

    A simple feed inventory can be a valuable management tool when planning your livestock feeding program for the upcoming year.

    www.extension.iastate.edu

  • Feeding the Ewe Flock

    What and how much should I feed my sheep? That is a question that is asked quite regularly. The correct answer is: it depends.

    ag.ansc.purdue.edu

  • Grain for Sheep

    Short discussion regarding the risks of copper toxicity encountered when using grain rations not prepared specifically for sheep.

    www.geocities.com

  • Strategies for Feeding the Ewe Flock

    Provides information on various feedstuffs for sheep. Includes information on nutrient requirements of the ewe, mineral deficiencies and toxicities, and how to reduce the cost of feeding ewes. For sheep producers, veterinarians, feed industry personnel, and others with an interest in feeding sheep.

    www.extension.umn.edu

  • Nutritional Effects on Sheep Health

    Prevention and treatment of diseases commonly associated with nutritional imbalances.

    www.case-agworld.com

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