FREE Webinars on Silvopasture
We are offering these webinars to share knowledge and in support of our Kickstarter campaign for a new book on Silvopasture, coming out this June.
Wednesday, February 28
12pm - 1pm EST
The Potential for Silvopasture
Learn about different combinations of animals, trees, livestock from around the world with farmers Steve Gabriel and Brett Chedzoy.
Monday, March 5
12 - 1pm EST
Climate Change and Silvopasture
Eric Toensmeier discusses carbon science and Steve Gabriel shares drought-proofing benefits of silvopasture.
Wednesday March 14
12pm - 1pm EST
Tree Fodders: Willow, Black Locust, Mulberry, Poplar
Steve Gabriel shares the latest research one the most promising trees for feeding animals in silvopasture.
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Can’t make it live? All webinars will be recorded and posted for later viewing at www.SilvopastureBook.com
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thanks
Steve
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Who has experience with Empress Tree?
Started by Jonathan Bates. Last reply by Jonathan Bates on Tuesday. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hello folks,I'm doing research for the possibility of growing this tree as a silvopasture crop, mostly for intensive silvopasture forage for sheep and beef cattle in New York. Many other temperate…Continue
Examples of Silvopasture in Public Areas Needed
Started by Scott Johnson. Last reply by Scott Johnson Oct 11. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Hello Folks,My village is hoping to keep our town commons and oak grove with grazers (I'm pushing shropshire sheep). It is a 10-ac plot (7 ac grass pasture, 3 ac oak grove with maple and other…Continue
Controlling noxious plant communities in forest and silvopasture landscapes
Started by Brett Chedzoy. Last reply by Brett Chedzoy Sep 7. 8 Replies 2 Likes
this post will jump around a bit, but I wanted to tie together several thoughts generated by two news stories that come across my inbox this yesterday...At the 2011 Northeast Silvopasture Conference,…Continue
Growing Black Locust as a Timber Cash Crop in the Northeast
Started by Brett Chedzoy. Last reply by Joe Repetur Jul 24. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Posting the presentations here in the order they were givenContinue
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