ncrease In . (" .
Beef Cited
or Tar
Heel Farmers
teef cattle, despite sizable
ceases in numbers in
mt years, may represent
I of the greatest oppor
ities (or expansion
liable to Tar Heel farmers.
s beef production
tonally is shifting to the
,' th from the Midwest and
tt, North Carolina is in a
ition to have a more im
iant part in this transi
I vcording to North Car
I State University
hey point to the state's
je acreages of uninv
red pasture land and
by-products of sizable
iean, corn and other grain
s as invitations for
ers to produce more
ime progress has been
p in this direction in the
25 years, but the
rt unities for more
nsion are there, similar
lose that existed for
iry and swine two
des or so ago.
hile the state has
v'ed into seventh place
e nation in hog numbers,
h tn broiler chickens and
in turkeys, North Caro
ttnks only 34th in cattle
hrs this despite an
11 se of Over 500 percent
! '.350.
fbile we have come a
v ay from a very small
our potential as a beef
-icing state has barely
scratched," said Dr.
Legates, animal scien
ir,d dean of the1 North
hi;.?. State University
bi of Agriculture and
Sciences. '4S';;;
don't think any of the
farm commodities that
' roduce offer quite the
opment potential that
iave in beef cattle,"
: ies said.
f NCSU dean pointed
iat the South is rapidly
; r.ing the predominate
I roducmg section of the
TV. Within the next two
Jfee years, over half of
mtions beef will be
j m the South, with its
r grazing" season and
favorable rainfall .
red to the traditiorial
roducing states in the
u . ... .: ....
Att. Carolina has ust
;f'p,000 head of cattle, '
ing a cow herd of
K) head. Income from
l the state in 1980 was
i $179 million,
ates aniticpates
ued growth. "We be
lere are a million acres
! west of Raleigh alone
: could be in beef
;tion," he said. "Just
i ong the interstate as
ive form Raleigh to
ille at acres and acres
sr-productive land hat
te grazing cattle. And
re ot her opportunities
jeef in the Coastal
he added,
n development of this
1 T .
ai comes, Legates
foresee a large num- '
all-beef farms where
total dependence on
ft from cattle alone. ,
tie traditionally have
ource of supplemental
for our farms," '
fi said. "This is as it
. be, we feel. Our
inities are largely in
mall cow herds and
S programs that utilize
i land and by-products
u soybeans and other-
forerunner to an ex
" in beef, farmers must
Iditional assistance
'arch, said Legates.
e attempting to
Vn our beef cattle
J program at the U-
becaue we are fully
j there are problems
f that are impeding
.tli as a beef state.",
f the most difficult
: has been main- '
Tigh quality pastures
types of grasses that
jaiiy have been v
. fCSU scientists are
for forages that are
?pied to North Car
ding conditions.
d cattle production
jfc hich is also under
?. N'CSU is that of
1r,yt " " V III
It is well known
st beef -producing
M t kAM 1 A t
muw mat. nave
fixed in with the
yws produce more .....
jvean heavier calves
;- pe of grazing.
hers are looking for
. farmers can man
f legume-grass
to maintain the
,7 clover stand for
rioda without re-
many cases, these
de out in two or
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