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pasture land. In cases such as these, care should be exercised to ensure the cost of hauling is not greater than the cost of purchasing the feed necessary to get you through the drought situation.
The various forage species differ greatly in their ability to grow under drought condi-o tions. Although cool-season species suffer greatly, summer annuals and warm-season perennials will still produce substantial growth. Produces should consider including some of these drought-tolerant forages in a grazing system. Such crops can fill the gap in forage availability when a drought occurs.
The use of drought-damaged crops for emergency feed is another option that can be considered when pasture carrying capacities are reduced. In these cases, use special care to ensure that violative pesticide residues are not present on the crop residue that may impair the health of your livestock.
The only way to be positive the feed stuff is safe is to determine which pesticides (herbicides, insecticides, or fungicides) were used on the crop
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