The Crop Science Podcast Show - Sara Bauder: Forage Management Practices | Ep. 08
Feb 06, 2024
In this episode of The Crop Science Podcast Show our special guest, Sara Bauder, Forage Field Specialist at SDSU Extension, explored innovative forage management strategies and the impact of regenerative agriculture on crop sustainability. Sara shared her journey with forages, highlighting her work on alfalfa management, soil health initiatives, and the Northern Plains Forage Association's work to support regional growers. This conversation is essential for anyone in the crop industry looking to enhance their knowledge on forage practices. Tune in to gain valuable insights into advancing crop science through effective forage management.
What will you learn:
- Forage specialization journey
- Building forage networks
- Soil health initiatives
- Alfalfa management
- Seeding rate research
Meet the guest:
Sara Bauder, M.S. is currently at SDSU Extension Forage as a Field Specialist based in Mitchell, and plays a pivotal role supporting South Dakota's agricultural community. Holding a Master of Science in Plant Science with an emphasis on Soils from South Dakota State University, Sara's extensive educational and practical background enriches her contributions to the field. Her specialized knowledge in forage management and soil science plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable agricultural practices throughout the state, showcasing her commitment to enhancing both crop productivity and environmental stewardship.
