2005-09-18 / Fields & Yields

Several extension activities planned for fall season

By Blaine Jernigan
The Rusk County Beef and Forage Committee will hold a producers meeting for people interested in finding out more about what options are available for winter pasture planting. Hay may be in shorter supply than it has over the past couple of years due to the dry weather throughout most of the summer


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