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Farewell Allan Nation

Kathy Voth - 2
The grazing world suffered a great loss when Allan Nation, owner and editor of the Stockman Grass Farmer passed away unexpectedly on November 3,...

Stacking Wood As an Art Form

Kathy Voth - 0
Tired of going out to the same old wood pile? These folks were, so they did something about it. If these examples inspire you...

It’s Not What You Know, It’s Who You Know (who can save your barn)

Doug McCarty - 0
Here's a tip for all of us, and for folks new to agriculture especially. You'll need the right people to be successful.

Optimizing Oats for Use as Dairy Forage

Kathy Voth - 1
This piece comes to us from the ARS's Dennis O'Brien and the AgResearch magazine. Wisconsin dairy producers are increasingly adopting a practice that makes...

Do We Have to Have Feedlots to Raise Enough Beef?

Jim Gerrish - 7
It's an interesting question. Jim has some thoughts. What do you think? How would your life change?

Tips As You Prep for Winter Grazing and Feeding

Victor Shelton - 0
It is the time of year to be thinking about winter or at least preparing for it. So what should we be thinking about?...

What Happens When We Make Plans?

Troy Bishopp - 0
Grass Whisperer Troy Bishopp found these graphs to be quite true based on his own experiences with planned grazing. Save Save Save

The Lambulator: A Cut-Yield Calculator for the Lamb Direct Marketer

Dave Scott - 0
You've gone to great effort to raise a nice set of finished lambs and have them processed. Now what? It's great if you can sell...

Could a New Technology Change How We Manage Egg-Layers?

Kathy Voth - 1
Being able to sex eggs before they head to the incubator could change all kinds of things!
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