Feeding Efficiently & Growing Profitability
Auburn University’s Beef and Forage Research Team is inviting Alabama cattle producers to take part in the Alabama Pasture Performance Project, a research effort designed to improve pasture productivity, animal performance, and long-term profitability across the state.
This project focuses on practical, research-backed strategies that work for real-world operations. Participating producers will help shape the future of beef and forage systems in Alabama while benefiting directly from improved cattle and pasture performance.
Project Goals
- Enhance pasture utilization and forage quality
- Improve animal growth and efficiency
- Increase profitability through sustainable management
What Participation Involves
Producers will implement one or both of the following management strategies:
- Prescribed Supplemental Feeding – Receive $15 per enrolled animal (up to 100 head) annually.
- Interseeded Forbs – Receive $15 per enrolled acre (up to 100 acres) annually.
Additional program details will be provided upon request. Additional program details will be provided upon request. Operations must be EQIP-eligible to participate. If you are unsure of your EQIP eligibility, please contact your local Farm Service Agency (FSA) office for assistance.
Be part of a statewide effort to strengthen Alabama’s beef and forage systems.
To register or request additional information, please fill out an interest form and Project Coordinator, Gerry Thompson, will contact you directly.
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Gerry Thompson
Project Coordinator
Alabama Pasture Performance Project
