Grazing Silphiums

Compass Plant (_Silphium laciniatum_), Prairie Dock (_Silphium terebinthinaceum_), Rosinweed (_Silphium integrifolium_), & Cup Plant (_Silphium perfoliatum_) are excellent forages for cattle and are a great addition to any Diverse Native Grassland. Colt Hamilton explores how livestock graze these plants as well as identification tips and other fun facts.
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[@russellhawn3499]

Wonderful Video!! Thank you for your efforts for agriculture and prairie plants( Silphiums). Keep up the great work.

[@hammbone1612]

Great video.

[@brentmeadows9602]

Great video!

[@HamiltonNativeOutpost]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@NotGoddess]

Thank you!

[@addiepatties]

great video, thank you!

[@neilbrown4320]

Im in Ohio. What time of year is best to plant Silphiums? I would like to try establishing some in my pastures that are growing with plenty of grasses now. Maybe you could also make this on a post on your FB like page. Im already following you there. You have excellent information and videos. Thanks, Neil

[@HamiltonNativeOutpost]

We recommend planting Silphiums during the dormant period. Here in Missouri, that's typically from November to February.

[@williamreffett5862]

What species a cattle prefer to eat these types of is it just all cattle and grazers in general

[@HamiltonNativeOutpost]

All cattle and grazers in general