Ohio ValleyGrazing Exchange

Education

A core leg of the Exchange: curated partner teaching on covers, bringing livestock back, managed grazing, silvopasture, and shrinking diesel and fertilizer. We summarize and credit; the full piece lives on the author's site.

69 resources from OSU, Penn State, Kentucky, WVU, SARE, OEFFA, and Stratford — lined up with FarmTec / Stinner fossil-fuel themes.

Theme

Bringing animals back onto crop fields — residue, covers, and whole-farm reintegration.

Source

Integrating livestock · U-M GSI

3 resources

  • U-M GSI
    Regenerative Agriculture Field Tour (Western Lake Erie Basin)
    U-M Graham Sustainability Institute · August 2024

    Authors: Graham Sustainability Institute and University of Michigan

    Graham Institute WLEB advisory tour archive: cover crops, grazed covers, reduced tillage, rotational grazing, and diversified rotations demonstrated on Upper Maumee farms with soil-health educators.

    Cover crops & forageIntegrating livestockManaged grazingCutting fossil-fuel inputs
    Read on the source site
  • U-M GSI
    Regenerative Farming Practice FAQs (WLEB education packet)
    U-M Graham Sustainability Institute · 2024

    Authors: Graham Sustainability Institute and University of Michigan

    Field-tour handout with soil-health principles, cover-crop benefits, rotational grazing notes, and fall cover-crop mix carrying-capacity tables (~74–147 cow-days/acre depending on stand).

    Cover crops & forageManaged grazingIntegrating livestock
    Read on the source site
  • U-M GSI
    It’s Not the Cow, It’s the How: cover-crop grazing research
    U-M School for Environment and Sustainability

    Authors: Will Brinkerhoff and Jennifer Blesh

    U-M SEAS on-farm trials (Dexter and partner farms): cattle terminating covers to cut feed costs while manure and hoof action help soil accrue carbon and nutrients — with USDA and NSF support.

    Cover crops & forageIntegrating livestockManaged grazingCutting fossil-fuel inputs
    Read on the source site

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Educators and members: point us at a fact sheet, bulletin, or farm tour write-up. Hosts curate before it lands on the shelf — we need the outlink and author credit.

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Attribution

Every card names the authors and publisher and links to their post, PDF, or project page. Summaries are written for the Exchange; they are not reprints.

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