Chuck Coffey Ag Consultant NF1 Team crcoffey@noble.org

• Certified Range Management Consultant by the Society for Range Management
• Master of Science in range science, 1985, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
• Bachelor of Science in range science, 1983, Texas A&M University

Chuck Coffey has worked as a pasture & range specialist at the Noble Foundation since June 1993.

Before coming to the Foundation, he chaired the agricultural program at Murray State College where he taught courses in agronomy and managed an extensive farming operation. He also has worked as a rangeland specialist for the Army Corps of Engineers and as the assistant curator of the S.M. Tracy Herbarium at Texas A&M University.

A member of several organizations, he is most active in the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association, Society for Range Management, Oklahoma Crop Improvement Association, and Southern Pasture and Forage Crop Improvement Association.

Online publications include:
What To Do With Extra Grass
Weather and Rising Prices Bring New Challenges
Effects of Limit Grazing on Animal Performance
Does Conservation Farming Pay for Winter Forage Production?
Rain... Rain... and More Rain
'Normal' Hard to Define When it Comes to Rain
Study Looks at Effect of Forage Source on Backgrounding
New Plant Image Gallery Search Engine Makes Plant ID Easier
What is the Real Value of Hay?
Use No-Till to Reduce Winter Pasture Establishment Costs
Online Tools for Grazing Managers
Hay Quality Impacted by Five Factors
Plant Identification Is Key in Understanding Land's Health
Recent Effective Rains Have Benefitted Forage
Don't Rely on Weather Predictions in 2004 - Use These Strategies Instead
Limit Grazing Studied
Forage Resource Management and Integration
Management Guidelines Can Help Improve Pasture Condition, Optimize Forage Utilization
Top Ten Forage-Related Items to Consider for 2003
Livestock Distribution
A Process Verification Study for Spring Grazeout Wheat Pasture Calves: Year One of a Three-Year Study
Following Guidelines could Maximize Winter Pasture Production
Can Drought be Predicted?
What Bermudagrass Variety Should I Plant?
Preparing for Spring Pasture
Grazing Winter Pasture
Wildflowers
From Weeds to Forbs
Know Your Grasses
The Noble Foundation Plant Image Gallery
Forage Observations: Looking Back & Thinking Ahead
Using Common Drills, Fertilizer Spreaders, and Carriers to Plant Difficult Seeds
How Bad Is It?
DROUGHT: Regular Occurrence in our Business
Hay is for Horses
Preparations for Spring
It's Time to Estimate Available Forage
Forage Flow
Forage Production and Utilization - A Major Economic Industry for Our Region
Avoid A Crisis Due to Drought

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