Monthly Archives: May, 2015

Grass is growing. The grass is really growing! I get a little impatient sometimes waiting for spring to get here; then once it is here...

Here's a resource you might like to have.

Sometimes I get side-tracked, like the other night when I was bringing in groceries from the truck. It happens when I have a lot...

Tracking your financial data is probably one of the best ways to find the strengths and weaknesses in your management. Here's an example of what you can learn and how that might impact what you do on the ground.

Have you asked yourself "Should I get a  regular digital fence tester or the fault finding type? Is the fault finding ability a gimmick or is it worth the extra money?" The answer is yes, you should buy one, and if you do, here's how to use it.

Farming or ranching is not a one size fits all job. Here are some thoughts about making sure you are right sizing your managmeent to fit your resources.

While it's not a human health concern, the current avian flu is hitting some areas hard. Here's what's happening, and what you can do to help your fellow farmers and ranchers to prevent the spread of this disease.

Members of the Natal tribes of South African greet one another by saying “Sawa bona”, which literally means: “I see you.” The response is “Sikhona” which means: “I am...