Additionally, she says full-time grazing stocking rates for cows on wheat pasture should be 4 to 7 acres. If utilizing a limit grazing of 9 to 12 acres per week, you can get by with about an acre ...

“On wheat pasture cattle we’ve seen from 0.1 to 0.2 pounds of gain per day advantage,” she said. “Over 100 days, there will be a real advantage and at minimal input as far as labor." ...

1) An acclimation period of at least seven days is necessary for cattle grazing wheat pasture. However, becoming acclimated does not equate to positive weight gain.

Stocker cattle grazing wheat pasture produce millions of dollars in farm income to western Oklahoma communities each year. This year the weather has not been very cooperative for producing wheat ...

Cull cow grazing Wheat pasture is a nutritious feed resource and can be utilized in a variety of ways. Some producers are considering grazing cull cows on wheat forage instead of stocker calves.

One acre of wheat in May and early June with adequate moisture could provide one cow-calf pair for 45 days or more of grazing. At $3.50 per day, this is a value of over $150 per acre.