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Don Schuster, Dan Undersander, Dan Schaefer, Richard M. Klemme, Mike Siemens, Larry Smith |
Cattle-grazing enterprises have become increasingly popular in the upper Midwest, a region characterized by a favorable grazing season climate and high quality pasture forage production. In the past, most farmers have used a continuous grazing system. This publication examines management-intensive rotational grazing (MIRG) as a strategy of increasing the profitability of grazing in general and stocker production in particular.