Managing Cattle in Colder Weather
As temperatures drop, livestock producers must prepare for the changing season. Field Editor Kylene Scott discusses key considerations for grazing on wet soils and cold weather preparation.
With shorter days and cooler temperatures, producers have likely taken stock of their hay supplies and planned their fall and winter feeding strategies. University and Extension resources can provide valuable insights into production practices.
Grazing on Wet Soils
Some regions have experienced wetter-than-normal conditions in 2025. Colorado State University Extension has published a peer-reviewed paper on managing cattle impacts when grazing on wet soils. Soil type and structure play a crucial role in determining the success of a grazing season and its effects on rangeland.
- Soil compaction can occur when soils are wet, leading to damage.
- Significant precipitation events may require moving grazing animals to prevent damage.
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Author's summary: Experts share tips on managing cattle during colder weather.
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