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The benefit of late spring burning of native grass to improve daily gain of stocker cattle is well documented. Recently, some producers have questioned whether or not the same benefits could be achieved by closely grazing the dormant grass during the preceding winter. Therefore, the objective of this study was to determine the effect on stocker cattle gains of heavily grazing native tall grass during late winter compared to late spring burning.

Effect on summer stocker gains when native grass pastures were either grazed short during the dormant season or burned in April