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In the new publication, Baral lays out how warm-season grasses can help livestock producers maintain productive pastures in the summer. Missouri’s climate is right for several warm-season ...

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A perennial grass used across pastures as a crucial livestock feed could find itself on a national weeds list, but environmental groups say there are no plans to stop its use in production.

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Buffel grass, of all things, is shaping up to be a serious election issue across the north as cattle people take the fight to Canberra to keep it off the Weed of National Significance list.