Monthly Archives: December, 2014

The yellow jackets were the target. The rest was collateral damage. It's something to consider when deciding what to do about a problem.

Have you checked out what your livestock are doing for fun in the pasture?  

You may not choose the same breed as Steve, but the process he used to create a cow herd for his place can be adapted to fit any operation, or species.

We want all our On Pasture readers to live long and prosper, so we're sharing this life-saving advice from a health psychologist.  In this...

When this video starts, you might say to yourself "Precision Cover Cropping?! I do pasture!" But don't turn it off! What this video has...

Here's an important Public Service Announcement from Heritage Hollow Farms about how to take care of your packaged, frozen meat so that it doesn't...

December 5 is World Soil Day. And there are SO MANY WAYS to celebrate!

Editors Note: Troy Bishopp is sharing his progress this winter as he custom grazes dairy heifers on stockpiled pasture. If you've missed the first two...

Sometimes there are people you just don't want to talk to.

You did everything right. You sampled your soil, sent in the samples. Got the test results. Three cheers for you!! Now your soil test results...

Tom and Ruth Neuberger run a free-range poultry operation on their farm in Canistota, South Dakota.  In search of additional income from their operation,...

If you're a dairy farmer you'll want to know that even if your gross income per cow is smaller, your overall profitability is greater. If you're not into dairy, you'll still be interested in improved animal health for grazing animals vs confinement.