Pasture, Hay & Forage

West Virginia’s terrain is filled with grasslands and pasture that’s well suited for raising animals. Through connections with local farmers and a familiarity with the unique West Virginia farm landscape, WVU Extension Service specialists have knowledge in livestock production, forage quality, hay sales and pasture management.

Animal Nutrition

 

 

Forage Crop Establishment

Forage Quality

 

 

Forage Species

 

Grazing for Appalachian Sustainability

Hay Management

 

Hay Feeding on Meadows & Pastures

Pasture Based Livestock

 

 

Pasture
Management

 

Recovering from Mud

 

 

Soil Fertility & Fertilizers

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