Harvesting Crop Residues

G1846
Published 2012
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Harvesting crop residue has increased in recent years and demand is likely to grow. Letting cattle graze corn stalks is a long-standing practice in many areas, but increased use of distillers grain the diet of beef cattle is contributing to reduced feeding of alfalfa hay and corn silage and increased harvesting and feeding of crop residue. Many long-term factors, including nutrient removal and soil erosion from wind and water, need to be consider when deciding whether to harvest residue.

Publication Details

Authors

Charles S. Wortmann

Robert N. Klein

Wallace W Wilhelm

Charles A. Shapiro

Subject

Crops

Crop Production/Field Crops

Publication Date June 30, 2008
Last Revision Date July 30, 2012
Language English
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Series NebGuide