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The Idea of a Stockshare – Managing Together for Better Pastures and Better Profits

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This is the third in a series of articles looking at how ranchers in Texas might work together to ma
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Will Kearney is a rancher living in Columbus, Tx with his wife Laura Dorsey. His primary focus is thinking about how to combine economics and ecology on the family ranch without screwing any one of those things up. He has worked on ranches in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas in a variety of climates and with a diversity of different landowners. He has learned a lot from watching and paying attention to his dogs, his horses, and his cattle. Even more from books. And almost nothing from people who have all the answers.

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  1. D Grant says:
    December 18, 2017 at 11:01 pm

    What about a herd of goats to work on brush control and resprout? Goat prices exceed those of cattle on an animal unit basis and have a higher reproductive rate. Fencing and predator solutions exist.

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