Editors Note: This article was written by Sandra Avant and was published in the August 2013 issue of Agricultural Research magazine.
In western states, where...
Reading this piece from Victor, I realized that what he was describing was just like following your partner when you're dancing together. When your partner speeds up, so do you and when your partner slows, you better too. Here are some tips to avoid stepping on your forage's toes.
Dave Wilson, King’s AgriSeeds, co-authored this piece with Genevieve
Why draw more insects to the field? Most row crop fields are acres upon acres of...
Sometimes we just need a little evidence that something works in order to make a change in our grazing management. It's even better when we get quick results, right? Here's what Jim saw in Nebraska after just a year.
A common question for graziers is what does 'back-grazing' mean. Then their next question becomes for how long is back-grazing acceptable?
Back-grazing means letting livestock...
But for a vote that never happened back in 1910, today, farmers in Louisiana might be raising hippos, while giraffes and white rhinoceroses would be roaming the southwest. And Americans would be eating them too!
