Texas Forage and Grazing Lands

10/16/2026

Fertilization of winter pastures.

Fertilization of winter pasture should be based on a soil test to maximize forage production and prevent applying more fertilizer than is needed.

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10/09/2026

Commercial fertilizers are the most costly input for warm season grass forage production for hay and pastures. With high fertilizer prices there is increased interest in utilizing legumes to offset the cost of nitrogen.
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10/05/2026

Overton Fall Pesticide CEU Program coming up on November 12, 2026 8:30 am-3pm.

Hosted virtually via Zoom platform.

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10/02/2026

Fall armyworm outbreaks in pastures and hay fields often occur following rainfall. Hay fields with a dense canopy and vigorous growth are often more susceptible to armyworm infestations than less fertilized fields. Irrigated fields are also susceptible to infestations, especially during drought conditions.
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09/25/2026

Planning to overseed summer pastures this fall? Aim to plant to soil moisture whenever possible—October through early November is typically ideal, and waiting for a rainfall event may improve establishment conditions.
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09/18/2026

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09/11/2026

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09/04/2026

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09/04/2026

Which TCSI-supported practice would you want to explore first and why?
1) Cover crops — $80 per approved acre
2) No-till — $30 per approved acre
3) Soil carbon amendments — $275–$1,500 per approved acre
4) Conservation crop rotation — $30 per approved acre

Share your answer in the comments. We are interested in the field-level reasoning behind your choice.

*For eligible participants and approved practices/acres. Incentives are subject to program requirements, final approval and funding availability.*

09/04/2026

5 Hour CEU for Private Pesticide Applicator license holders. Deadline to register is Friday Sept 4. Program is Sept 11. Don't miss out.
If wanting to obtain a esticide license, the training class will also be held that day. Deadline Sept 4 - THIS FRIDAY