Pasture Management Workshops — Feb. 9, 16 & 23
Join live via Zoom | Tuesdays | 10 a.m. to noon (Mountain Time)
All presentations will be recorded and available for viewing below following the live presentation.
Feb. 9 — Stock Water Quality and Systems
- Developing Springs and Stock Water Systems — Terrell Sorensen, University of Idaho Extension Educator, Power County
- Surface Water Quality Indicators and Monitoring — Reed Findlay, University of Idaho Extension Educator, Bingham and Bannock counties
Feb. 16 — Grazing Management
- Interseeding Legumes into Pastures: The Benefits, Methods and Costs — Jake Hadfield, Utah State University, Extension Faculty, Cache County
- Maintaining Healthy Pastures Through Grazing — Justin Hatch, University of Idaho Extension Educator, Caribou and Bear Lake counties
- Weed Control — Ron Patterson, University of Idaho Extension Educator, Bonneville County
Feb. 23 — Pasture Planning
- Pasture Species Selection — David Callister, University of Idaho Extension Educator, Butte County
- Grass Identification — Joseph Sagers, University of Idaho Extension Educator, Jefferson and Clark counties
- Grazing Annual Forages — Jon Hogge, University of Idaho Extension Area Educator, Cereal Grain Cropping Systems
Contact Justin Hatch at jlhatch@uidaho.edu with questions.
Stock Water Quality and Systems
Developing Springs and Stock Water Systems, Terrell Sorensen, UI Extension — Surface Water Quality Indicators and Monitoring, Reed Findlay, UI Extension
Grazing Management
Interseeding Legumes into Pastures: The Benefits, Methods and Costs, Jake Hadfield, Utah State University — Maintaining Healthy Pastures Through Grazing, Justin Hatch, UI Extension — Weed Control, Ron Patterson, UI Extension
Pasture Planning
Pasture Species Selection, David Callister, UI Extension — Grass Identification, Joseph Sagers, UI Extension — Grazing Annual Forages, Jon Hogge, UI Extension