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Get the most from your cornstalks

Grazing corn residue has been proven to have no negative effects on subsequent crops.

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Remove cattle from cornstalks when soils begin to thaw

Curt Arens GOOD GRAZING: There are few, if any, compaction issues with cattle grazing cornstalks in the winter. The only exceptions are around watering or feeding areas, and when soils begin to thaw in the spring or during wet and muddy periods. There are few, if any, compaction issues with cattle grazing cornstalks during the winter. In many portions of the Great Plains states through fall and into early winter, cattle have been able to glean crop residue without much interference from snow and ice. As winter goes on, the major considerations for cattle grazing cornstalks are extended periods of wet spring snow or rain and rising temperatures, which result in frozen soils beginning to thaw.