Forage Diversity, the Spice of Life in Southern Iowa

September 2008

Brian Petersen and John Klein from the Natural Resources Conservation Service are increasing the management options for southern Iowa graziers. The forage and legume mixed pastures at the 10-year-old Adams County CRP Research and Demonstration Farm are diverse and can nearly handle year-round grazing. Filmed September 2008.

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