Roots in the Boot
The Roots in the Boot podcast by Louisiana Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative is for farmers in ranchers looking to learn more about agricultural practices in the South Eastern United States to improve the land and profitability.
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Natural History of Southeast Louisiana with Brian Early (opens the original)
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In this episode, LGLCI Executive & Education Director Tara Morris sat down to chat with Brian Early, State Plant Community Ecologist for the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. Brian shared a wealth of knowledge about the native flora and fauna of Louisiana, and their historical significance to the landscape. Additionally Brian gave insight to the benefits that planned land disturbances, such as grazing and/or prescribed fire, can have on the ecosystem. Some additional notes from Bri
Baleage: Why, How, & the Risks (opens the original)
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In this episode, Education Director Tara Morris sat down to interview Stacy Taylor to learn all about his decision to add baleage to his cattle operation. Stacy made the switch to include wet hay as part of his management practice about two years ago, and has already seen the benefits of making that change. Stacy walks us through the whole process, starting with what made him change from feeding only dry hay, to feeding a mix of wet and dry hay. He talks about his trial and error process of figu
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