Cornstalk Grazing: Impacts on Corn Yield, Soil, Water and Livestock
UNL West Central Seminar and Field Tour - Brule NE
8:00 am –
3:30 pm
Water Resources Field Lab at Brule
Contact:
Phyllis Carney, (308) 696-6740, phyllis.carney@unl.edu
This program will address how cornstalk grazing and baling impact overall crop production. Topics include:
Corn Residue Removal and Subsequent Crop Production - Charles Wortmann
Corn Residue Removal for Dryland, Limited and Full Irrigation - Bob Klien
Grazing and Bailing Effects on Soil Compaction - Tim Shaver
Residue Use Impacts on Soil Physical Properties - Humberto Blanco
Grazing and Bailing Projects in Nebraska - Aaron Stalker
Producer Panel
Tour of Brule Grazing and Bailing Project
Registrations are requested by Friday, February 21 for planning. For more information or a registration form, email Phyllis.carney@unl.edu or call 308-696-6740.
Corn Residue Removal and Subsequent Crop Production - Charles Wortmann
Corn Residue Removal for Dryland, Limited and Full Irrigation - Bob Klien
Grazing and Bailing Effects on Soil Compaction - Tim Shaver
Residue Use Impacts on Soil Physical Properties - Humberto Blanco
Grazing and Bailing Projects in Nebraska - Aaron Stalker
Producer Panel
Tour of Brule Grazing and Bailing Project
Registrations are requested by Friday, February 21 for planning. For more information or a registration form, email Phyllis.carney@unl.edu or call 308-696-6740.