The results of grazing and forage studies, and a new study on cow and bee movement patterns are among the topics for the July 9 field day at NDSU's Central Grasslands Research Extension Center near Streeter, North Dakota

The field day will run from 4 to 7 p.m., followed by a meal. Center scientists will discuss:

• A patch-burn grazing study 

• A modified rest-rotation and twice-over rotation grazing study

• Performance of beef cattle managed in two overwintering environments

• Heifer development using different mineral strategies on pasture

• Alfalfa and cover crop studies

• A pollinator study using radio telemetry and bumble bees

For more information, contact Sandi Dewald at 701-424-3606.

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