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Climate and Grazing
You’ve been duped. Now what do you do?
Adaptations to Our Environment for Continued Good Grazing
Increased CO2 in the Atmosphere Increases Weeds. Weed-Eating Livestock Could Be a Solution
Science is Your Friend
Grazing Management
Grazing Management
Fencing
Planning
Water
More
Timely Tips From Greg Brann
Potential Mob Graziers Should Consider Precautions
Time Grazing to Increase Warm Season Grasses
Twelve Steps to Amazing Grazing – Part 2
Pasture Health
Pasture Health
Forage
Silvopasture
Soil
Water quality
Weeds
More
How to Beat Back a Weed to Get Better Forage and Wildlife Habitat
Saving Money, and Protecting Soil and Forage Health During Drought and High Hay Prices
Predatory Soil Bacteria Hunt Like Vampires and Wolves, Helping Move Carbon Through the Soil
Has Dry Weather Got You Worried? Planting Annual Forages Can Provide Fall Feed
Livestock
Beef Cattle
Behavior
Bison
Dairy Cattle
Goats
Horses
Pigs
Poultry
Rabbits
Sheep
Stock dogs
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What’s the Dumbest Farm Animal?
Can Animals Detect Mineral Deficiencies?
A Shepherd’s Journey – The Beginning
FAMACHA Score Four Sheep in 30 Seconds
Money Matters
Diversification
Ecosystem Services
Hacks
Leasing Pasture
Marketing
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Marketing
How Do You Pay Bills With $50 Profit Per Calf?
March 9, 2020
Money Matters
Got Shade? Grow Shiitakes!
February 3, 2014
Money Matters
Journaling – Another Kind of Record Keeping
May 9, 2022
Grazier's Focus of the Month
Grazing Season Prep Step 2 – Mapping Your Pastures and Soils
Kathy Voth
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Winterizing Your Grazing Infrastructure and Some Winter Water Tips
How Low Should You Graze in the Fall and Winter?
The Thinking Grazier
Grazing Goals to Get You Where You’re Going
Kathy Voth
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Planning for Next Year
Kathy Voth
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Collaborative Adaptive Rangeland Management, Multipaddock Rotational Grazing, and the Story of the Regrazed Grass Plant
Kathy Voth
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Consider This - Stories about our place in the world
The Ongoing American Dairy Crisis and Its Impact on the Family Farm
October 15, 2018
The Grass Whisperer Rocks the Restoration Spotlight
November 30, 2015
Conducting Your Own On-Farm Trials – DO Try This At Home
June 27, 2016
Notes From Kathy
Do You See Me?
May 4, 2015
Starting a Ranch From Scratch – An On Pasture Reader Asks, “What Would You Do?”
March 14, 2016
On Pasture and the Yule Book Flood
December 9, 2019
Latest Additions
Increase Profit by Understanding What Animals Eat and Why!
Readers Answer Questions for Fellow Graziers
Australia Beef Trade Win Is Great for Packers, Not Producers
Stockpiling to Extend the Grazing Season
Free Ebook!
Principles, Hows and Whys of Good Grazing
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Can Cows Eat Woolly Croton (Goatweed/Doveweed)?
Never-Fail Rules for Grazing
The Best Treatments for Pinkeye
Guides for Identifying Pasture Grasses
The Funnies
This Chicken Plays America the Beautiful on the Keyboard!
Lumbersexuals, Tattoos & Zombies
Sheep in a Tire Swing
Lift Heavy Objects Correctly
