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Highlight: The effect of 2.5 years of weed control and grazing management on several physical properties of surf&e soil was measured. Bulk density of continuously grazed plots was I .22 g/cm” in the top 7.6 cm of soil as compared to I. 14 g/cm” on deferred and rotationally grazed plots, and 1.02 glen? on plots protected from grazing. Saturated hydraulic conductivities of 7.6 cm top soil cores from the protected plots were four times higher than from the two grazed plots. Those for warm-season grasses averaged 28.3 cmlhour, whereas mowed and smooth brome plots averaged 14.8 cmlhour. The valuefor the continuously grazed mowed plots was 3.0 cmlhour. The eflect of long-term weed control and grazing management was reflected in the physical properties of soil which, in turn, influenced forage production by the increased water entry into soil.

Soil Compaction in Eastern Nebraska after 25 Years of Cattle Grazing Management and Weed Control