About this episode

Chad and Adam discuss habitat management strategies and the impact of native grasses on wildlife and agriculture at Whistling Woodlands.

In This Episode: Establishing native warm-season grass stands Benefits of native grasses for deer, turkey, and pollinators Converting underperforming acres into productive habitat Building annual forage systems for livestock and wildlife Improving soil health through diverse plant communities Lessons learned from project successes and failures Managing habitat with long-term goals in mind Creating a farm that works for both wildlife and agriculture Join Chad and Adam as they share the projects that have made the biggest impact at Whistling Woodlands and discuss how thoughtful habitat management can transform a property for generations to come.

People in this episode

Hosts: Chad, Adam

Topics covered

• habitat management
• native grasses
• wildlife conservation
• agriculture
• soil health
• forage systems

Keywords

• native warm-season grasses
• deer
• turkey
• pollinators
• soil health
• habitat transformation
• agriculture
• wildlife

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Places: Whistling Woodlands

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