Variety Trials
2006 Forages Variety Trials for Texas
2005 Forages Variety Trials for Texas
- 2005 Texas Panhandle Forage Sorghum Silage Trial
- Cool-season Forage Trial Olney, TX
- Cool-season Forage Trial Stiles Farm, Thrall, TX
2004 Forages Variety Trials for Texas
- Total Oat Forage Yields at Overton
- Rye Forage Variety Test at Overton
- Ryegrass Forage Yields at Beaumont
- Total Ryegrass Forage Yield at Overton
- Comparison of Seeded and Vegetatively Planted Bermudagrasses
- Four-year Observations on Grazing Capacity and Weight Gains of Stocker Cattle Grazing -- Summer Annuals
- Wheat Forage Variety Test at Overton
- Forage Research in Texas
Marketing [TOP]
- The Economic Benefits of Forage Sorghum Silage as an Alternative Crop
- Marketing Hay by Nutritive Value and Weight
Diseases [TOP]
- Diseases in Alfalfa and Sweet Clover
- Diseases in Austrian Winter Peas and Singletary Pea
- Diseases in Bermudagrass
- Diseases in Grasses (Forage)
- Diseases in Lespedeza
- Diseases in Vetch
Insects [TOP]
Insect Pictures (Sort by relevancy)
Yellowstriped armyworm,
Texas leafcutting ant,
Desert termite,
June beetle,
Masked chafer,
Grubworm,
Crane fly,
Indian meal moth,
Skipper,
Differential grasshopper
- Pests of Permanent and Improved Pastures
- Grasshopper Control in Pastures, Rangeland, and Non-Crop Areas
- Dimilin for Grasshopper Control in Pastures
- Fall Armyworm Pictures
Weeds [TOP]
- Suggestions for Weed Control in Pastures and Forages. 2004
- Herbicides Labeled for Pasture Use
- Weed Science Society of America
- Southern Weed Science Society
- University of Missouri
- University of Arizona
Other Useful Information [TOP]
- Legume inoculation-2003-03
- Nitrates and Prussic Acid in Forages
- Annual Winter Pastures for East Texas, 2006-05
- Fall-planted Forage Mixtures for White-tailed Deer. 2004
- Wheat Varieties for Brown County. 2004
- Forage Bermudagrass: Selection, Establishment, and Management. 2004
- Cattle Nutritional Management Analysis. 2003
- Nitrates and Prussic Acid in Forages
- Presentations By Dr. Twain Butler
Other Resources [TOP]
- Forages: They're Good For Life!
- Forage Research in Texas
- Jim Muir's Forage Website
- Forages of Texas
- TAMU Clover Planting Guide
- American Forage Grassland Council (AFGC)
- Kansas State Forages
- Mississippi State Forages
- Oregon State Forages
- Purdue University Forages
- Common Plants of Texas
- The Noble Foundation Plant Image Gallery
- Texas A&M Vascular Plant Image Library
- USDA -Natural Resources Conservation Service Image Gallery
- Texas A&M Toxic Plants Database
- Cornell University Poisonous Plants Database
- North Carolina Poisonous Plants Database
- Purdue Poisonous Plants
Contacts [TOP]
Main Contacts
Dr. Larry Redmon
Professor, Extension Forage Specialist
Email:l-redmon@tamu.edu Voice: 979.845.4826
Dr. Jim Muir
Associate Professor & Forage Ecologist
Email:j-muir@tamu.edu Voice: 254.968.4144
More Contacts
Extension Faculty
- Paul Baumann, Weed Specialist, College Station
- Todd Baughman, Wheat, Vernon
- Brent Bean, Forage Sorghum, Amarillo
- Steve Livington, Cotton, Corn & Forage, Corpus Christi
- Calvin Trostle, Alfalfa & Sorghum Sudan, Lubbock
- Billy Warrick, Cotton & Forages, San Angelo
Research Faculty
- Gerald Evers, Forage Management, Overton
- Dariusz Malinowski, Forage Program, Vernon
- William Ocumpaugh, Forage Physiology & Management, Beeville
- James Read, Forage & Turfgrass Breeding, Dallas
- F. Monte Rouquette, Forage Physiology, Overton
- G. Ray Smith, Legume Breeding, Overton
Scheduled Field Tours
Not available at this time.