North Dakota Ag Connection - Grazing Network to Discuss Moving Cattle to Non-Drought Areas

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Grazing Network to Discuss Moving Cattle to Non-Drought Areas
North Dakota Ag Connection - 08/02/2021

Drought woes? Extra forage? Midwest Grazing Exchange could help make a connection.

All of the Dakotas and Minnesota, and parts of Wisconsin and Iowa, are in moderate to extreme drought. Many cattle producers in these areas are facing acute forage shortages. One potential strategy is to send cattle away to graze in other states where forage is abundant.

The new Midwest Grazing Exchange was established to facilitate just this kind of movement of livestock to available grazing: connecting graziers and landowners in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin.

Join a webinar Aug. 6 at 1 p.m. CDT to learn about the Midwest Grazing Exchange: how to use it, how to enter into contract grazing, and where to find additional help with making grazing connections.

Register for this webinar at z.umn.edu/MidwestGrazingExchange

Learn more about the Midwest Grazing Exchange at www.midwestgrazingexchange.com/

This webinar is hosted by the Midwest Perennial Forage Working Group of Green Lands Blue Waters at greenlandsbluewaters.org/midwest-perennial-forage-working-group/

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