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Education Name: Red Leg Farms Pasture Walk
Date: 4/24/2025 11:00:00 AM - 4/24/2025 1:00:00 PM
Location Name: Red Leg Farms
10327 Wilson Rd
Montrose, MI 48457-9176
Description:
April 24th, 2025
11:00AM-1:00PM
10327 Wilson Rd, Montrose, MI 48457
Red Leg Farms currently has about 40 head of mostly Scottish Highland Cattle and a flock of around 60 Katahdin haired sheep within 108 total acres. Livestock are on pasture year-round and grass fed using holistic management practices and managed grazing. Finished animals are direct marketed as 100% grass fed and sold to customers by the 1/2 or whole.
Michigan State University Extension and Red Leg Farms are hosting a pasture walk. There will be presentations on the following topics:
Grazing
Soil Health
EOV Monitoring
Horse Track Grazing System
Animal Health
Working w/ NRCS and MAEAP programs
To register for this event, please contact Brittany at the Gladwin MSU Extension, (989) 426-7741 or email msue.gladwin@msu.edu
10327 Wilson RdStart: April 24, 2025 11:00 AM
End: April 24, 2025 1:00 PM
Education Name: Red Leg Farms Pasture Walk
Date: 4/24/2025 11:00:00 AM - 4/24/2025 1:00:00 PM
Location Name: Red Leg Farms
10327 Wilson Rd
Montrose, MI 48457-9176
Description:
April 24th, 2025
11:00AM-1:00PM
10327 Wilson Rd, Montrose, MI 48457
Red Leg Farms currently has about 40 head of mostly Scottish Highland Cattle and a flock of around 60 Katahdin haired sheep within 108 total acres. Livestock are on pasture year-round and grass fed using holistic management practices and managed grazing. Finished animals are direct marketed as 100% grass fed and sold to customers by the 1/2 or whole.
Michigan State University Extension and Red Leg Farms are hosting a pasture walk. There will be presentations on the following topics:
Grazing
Soil Health
EOV Monitoring
Horse Track Grazing System
Animal Health
Working w/ NRCS and MAEAP programs
To register for this event, please contact Brittany at the Gladwin MSU Extension, (989) 426-7741 or email msue.gladwin@msu.edu