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Stockpile, Clip, or Hay? What To Do Now

Victor Shelton - 0
I cannot believe the weather. I have never seen a spring quite like this. After a long discussion recently with an old friend who...

Farmers and Ranchers Who Talk With Each Other Are More Profitable

Kathy Voth - 0
A few years back, the agriculture and food development authority in Ireland analyzed the impact of farmers participating in discussion groups. They learned that...

Making Dreams Come True

Don Ashford - 0
There is a line in one of Bruce Springsteen’s songs, “is a dream a lie if it don’t come true?” We all have our...

An Animal Rescuer We Could All Use

Kathy Voth - 0
Better than a St. Bernard?

Multi-species Grazing Management Part 1 – Saddle Horses Are Jerks

Tom Krawiec - 3
First off, let me assure you I do not hate horses. In fact, this article is not really about horses at all. It is...

Birdwell and Clark Ranch – Moving 5,000 Head of Cattle Multiple Times a Day

Kathy Voth - 0
When Emry Birdwell and Deborah Clark bought their 14,000 acre ranch in north Texas in 2003 it was a monoculture of little blue stem...

Not “No” but “Hell No”

Don Ashford - 3
James Matthew Craighead asked this question: "Is grass fed the worst thing that happened to agriculture?" Don Ashford, one of On Pasture's Writers in...

Greg Judy IDs Grasses and Legumes in His Pastures

Greg Judy - 1
Folks like to know what I grow in my pastures - and it's what's in a lot of your pastures too. So here's a...

The Horses Tell the Story of the Kentucky Derby

Kathy Voth - 0
Everyone was running, so I ran. I assumed it was a fire alarm. Also, there was a small man clinging to my back. I don’t know why.
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