Corn residue is one of the most cost-efficient feed resources available for livestock owners to graze, offering valuable winter feed. Despite its wide use, there can still be hesitation by landowners to allow cattle on crop ground out of a fear they will hurt the subsequent yield. Research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln demonstrates that with correct stocking rates, residue grazing provides several soil and crop benefits and minimal downsides.
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