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Virginia Forage and Grassland Council
3599 Indian Oak Road
Crewe, VA 23930
info@vaforages.org

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Virginia Forage and Grassland Council shared LewisGale Salem Half Marathon's post.

3 weeks ago

Hi, I’m Ashley Gramza and I’m proud to be your ambassador from Christiansburg. I took a job at Virginia Tech about a year and a half ago and I have fallen in love with the Appalachians and running community in SW Virginia. I started running about 10 years ago when realized that I wasn’t happy with the way I felt or my physical fitness. I had become a wildlife biologist to be outside, but all I was doing was writing about wildlife from behind a desk! Therefore, I joined a trail running club and one 55K, 13 marathons, and numerous half marathons, 10Ks, and 5Ks later, I’m still at it! I love the relaxation and comradery that running provides, and I also love introducing new people to running.

Throughout my running journey, I’ve relied on the hard work of cattle producers to provide me with beef to fuel my runs. Further, these cattle producers also maintain millions of acres of grasslands that provide homes for wildlife and clean the air and water we all rely on. Therefore, I also run for Team Beef to promote beef as a lean and sustainable source of protein and to support America’s cattle producers.

I’m extremely excited to share my love of Appalachia with others around the country and to run the LewisGale Salem Half Marathon for the first time this year. I look forward to meeting many of you on group runs and hearing more about your LewisGale Salem race training! ... See MoreSee Less

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Virginia Forage and Grassland Council

4 weeks ago

Celebrate National Forage Week by:
1.) Not setting your baler on fire
2.) Not getting your hay rained on
3.) Not having any bears tear up your baleage.

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National Forage Week Official Site - AFGC

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The American Forage and Grassland Council (AFGC) is an international organization made up of 22 affiliate councils in the United States with over 2,500 members. Our primary objective is to promote the profitable production and sustainable utilization of quality forage and grasslands and are dedicate...

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Virginia Forage and Grassland Council shared Kenneth Banks's post.

1 month ago

If you think $300.00 for a hay moisture tester is expensive, think again. ... See MoreSee Less

This is what happens when great intentions fail. We put up 400 large sq bales. Moisture was too high and spontaneous combustion occurred.

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Virginia Forage and Grassland Council shared Penn State Extension Field and Forage Crops's post.

1 month ago

Penn State Extension Field and Forage Crops

Spotted Lanternfly Nymphs will be Hatching Soon

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Virginia Forage and Grassland Council shared a link.

1 month ago

Exotic tick found on cattle farm in Virginia

m.nbc12.com

An exotic tick initially found in New Jersey last year was discovered on a beef farm in Albemarle County.

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