Category: Silvopasture

Silvopasture systems are defined as the integration of tree, forage, and livestock in the same area (Figure 1). These systems allow for income diversification through forestry and livestock production, while optimizing resource use for environmental, economic, and social benefits of operations. In the Southeast region, heat stress is a major issue to livestock, and it […]

We are excited to announce the release of this new educational handbook: “Establishment and management of silvopasture systems in South Carolina”. This is a great multidisciplinary collaboration among 12 specialists and graduate students to discuss aspects related to the establishment and management of silvopasture. This handbook provides concepts and research-based information on the establishment and […]

Check out the new blog post about silvopasture systems! #foragedrops   Link: https://blogs.clemson.edu/livestock/silvopasture-systems-an-overview-of-components-and-establishment-of-woodland-systems/

On April 11th, Janet Steele and I (Liliane Silva) held a Silvopasture field day at Colleton County at Mr/ Alton Smith’s farm. We were able to address topics relating to forage species and establishment, tree setup and management, and Mr. Alton’s input on challenges and experiences. We had a good group of producers attending this […]

We invite you to attend the “Silvopasture Systems in the Southeast US” webinar series and field day. These events are a collaboration between Clemson Extension agents and Specialists and will have the participation of Forages Specialists from Virginia Tech and the University of Tennessee.  Pre-registration is required. Register here:  Webinar Series (free of charge): http://tinyurl.com/SilvoWeb0324 Field day […]