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The Canadian Forage and Grassland Association is hosting a 5 part rotational grazing webinar specifically for sheep and goat producers. Session 3 on Feb. 25 is Forage Management and Soil Health.

Webinar Series Overview: 
This program is designed to introduce small ruminant producers in Alberta to the principles and practices of rotational grazing, focusing on improving pasture health, animal productivity, and long-term sustainability. Each session includes interactive presentations, Q&A opportunities, and actionable takeaways. 

Dates: Feb. 11, 18, 25, March 4 & 11 at 7 pm MT

Session 3: Forage Management and Soil Health (February 25) 
Duration: 90 minutes Grant Lastiwka 
Forage Types and Growth Cycles  
-Understanding seasonal forage production. 
-Matching grazing to forage growth stages. 
Improving Pasture Productivity  
-Managing weeds, soil fertility, and re-seeding. 
Soil Health Basics  
-Indicators of healthy soil and its role in grazing systems. 
Case Study: Enhancing forage and soil health through grazing practices. 
Q&A and Discussion 

Hosted in partnership between ARECA and CFGA, with funding by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

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