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.

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

Theme

Species choice, rotations, and grazing covers so cropland stays living between cash crops.

Source

Cover crops & forage · Stratford

3 resources

  • Stratford
    Life on the farm: no-till drill, roller/crimper, and pasture dividers
    Stratford Ecological Center · May 2023

    Authors: Pauline Scott and Farmer Jeff

    Pauline Scott’s farm journal: permanent pasture dividers for better grazing patterns, early season clover/alfalfa grazing, and a donated Great Plains no-till drill plus roller/crimper so Farmer Jeff can plant into covers without tillage.

    Managed grazingCover crops & forageEquipment & on-farm energyCutting fossil-fuel inputsIntegrating livestock
    Read on the source site
  • Stratford
    Life is good at Stratford: corn nurse-crop covers for graze or hay
    Stratford Ecological Center · July 2026

    Authors: Pauline Scott

    Field 6 mix of corn with winter peas, barley, and crimson clover — corn comes off in fall; the understory stays as high-protein cover for spring hay, balage, or grazing, which the farm calls the most beneficial use.

    Cover crops & forageIntegrating livestockManaged grazing
    Read on the source site
  • Stratford
    Stratford Ecological Center — educational farm & preserve
    Stratford Ecological Center

    Authors: Stratford Ecological Center

    236-acre certified organic demonstration farm and nature preserve in Delaware County: livestock, gardens, 8-year rotations, and hands-on programs for children and adults.

    Integrating livestockManaged grazingCover crops & forage
    Read on the source site

Suggest a resource

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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