Pasture and Range

The native pastures of Kansas are home to a vast life of plant species; predominantly warm-season grasses, producers are striving to improve plant and soil health.

Pasture Rent:

• Ag Manager
  • Kansas County-Level Land Values for Cropland and Pasture
  • Land Rental Rates
  • 2018 Kansas County-Level Cash Rents for Non-Irrigated Cropland
  • Pasture Rental Rate Decision Tool
    
    
• Custom Rate Comparison Information
  
  
• Kansas Cash Rates 2022

Land Buying and Valuing:

• Agricultural Net Income Situation for Property Tax Calculations Webinar

Resources:

• Control Burning
  • Alternative Burning Strategies - Effects on Cattle Performance, Grassland & the Environment
    
    
  • Fire & Grasslands - Prescribed Burning
    
    
  • Prescribed Burning
    
    
  • Ready, Set Go! Program
    Copies of Your Personal Wildland Fire Action Guide available at your local Extension Office
    
    
  • Rangeland Management Following Wildfire
    
    
• Grazing
  • Getting Ready for the Grazing Season
    
    
  • Grazing Distribution
    
    
  • Grazing Management: Toxic Plants
    
    
  • Managing Kansas Grazinglands
    
    
  • Range Grasses of Kansas
    
    
  • Stocking Rate & Grazing Management
    
    
• Other
  • Grassland Water Quality
  • Guidelines for Planning Cattle Feedlots
  • Weed Management on the Range
    

Clinton Laflin

Livestock Production Agent
309 S Fossil
Russell, KS 67665
785-483-3157
cllaflin@ksu.edu