If planted after March 1, use a no-till drill to plant the seed. Be careful not to plant more than -inch deep. Don't graze until the pasture is 8 inches tall. This will allow the clovers to develop a root system and not get pulled out of the ground by grazing. Renovation of tall fescue pastures with red and white clover can make a bigger impact on the profitability of feeder-calf production in Tennessee than almost any other tool.
Few options offer the chance to increase production and cut costs at the same time.
The press has recently contained a lot of information on the health effects of smoking. But aside from the health issues, we simply want the air we breathe to be clean. Well, air quality is also important for your horses. Horses are prone to respiratory problems, and these problems become more serious in the winter when most horses are stabled. Some stables aren't properly ventilated.