Managing Cattle in Colder Weather
As temperatures drop and days get shorter, livestock producers must prepare for the changing weather conditions.
Field Editor Kylene Scott discusses the importance of considering wet soils and cold weather preparation in cattle management.
Grazing on Wet Soils
Experts from Colorado State University Extension have published a peer-reviewed paper on managing cattle impacts when grazing on wet soils, a crucial consideration in areas with wetter-than-normal years, such as 2025.
- Soil type and structure play a significant role in the success of a grazing season.
- Compacted soil, especially when wet, can cause damage to rangeland.
- Significant precipitation events may require moving grazing animals to prevent damage.
University and Extension resources can provide a fresh look at production practices.
Author's summary: Experts share tips on cattle management.
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