I have tremendous respect and appreciation for our universities, extension, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and other public servants. Many of these folks work tirelessly...
It's a tough topic, but a good one to get started on, maybe by thinking about these 10 questions. Maybe you can just stick them on your refrigerator as a first step. 🙂
Do pastures under management-intensive rotational grazing (MIRG) differ from grasslands under other management in terms of forage quality and quantity, carbon sequestration and biological...
Tractor roll overs are the number one cause of accidental death on the farm. If you've got an old tractor with no ROPS, here's info on getting that fixed quickly and easily.
The changes that took the Sand Ranch out of debt and into profit have affected every aspect of the operation. In this fourth article in the series, the Sands talk about changes they made to their cattle management and marketing that helped them turn a profit.
After attending a conference for dairy graziers I was somewhat surprised when one of the speakers spent a considerable amount of time explaining all...
Last week we ran Kit Pharo's article about why ear tagging newborn calves isn't necessary. One reader wondered how this affects choosing replacement heifers....
You might feel like that high-scoring pasture is your top performer, so you should give it what it needs, like you would any diva. But your biggest payback will be in helping the under-performing pasture that has potential, but is lagging because it's deficient in nutrients, organic matter, or pH.
