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Transferring Skills and Experience to the Next Generation

Kathy Voth - 1
Please join me in welcoming a new On Pasture sponsor! Wally Olson has been in ranching and the livestock business his whole life, doing everything...

Adjust Your Expectations For More Success – Lessons From a Cat

Kathy Voth - 0
This is Molly. I’ve written about how she reminds me to leave my desk and take walks so I’ll be healthier, and how she...

Flannel Shirts and Pumpkin Spice Dreams

Troy Bishopp - 1
Here's an ode to the winter fabric of farm and ranch life as a sign of the change of seasons.

Untoward Acceleration – the Greatest Danger to Graziers

Troy Bishopp - 7
We all make grazing management mistakes. The key to improving is to acknowledge what they are, why they happened, and then what we might do differently next time. Here, Troy Bishopp shares a mistake from his grazing past, as an example of these steps to improvement.

Pumpkin Spice Taken Too Far

Kathy Voth - 0
All of these things actually exist - even though they probably shouldn't.  

New Discovery on the Mechanics of Keeping Carbon in the Soil and What It Means For Your Pastures

Kathy Voth - 4
Imagine you're a carbon molecule floating in the atmosphere and your mission is to get from there into the soil and stay there for...

What Happens to Pregnancy Rates and Calf Survival With Changes in Calving Season?

Kathy Voth - 1
A four year study of ranchers in Western Canada indicates that shifting from winter calving to spring calving increases cow pregnancy rates and calf...

Wean Early to Prep Thin Cows for Winter Weather

Kathy Voth - 0
After weaning and prior to winter can be one of the most economical times to improve the body condition score (BCS) of a spring-calving cow.

Intensive Pasture Management Pays – Everything Old is New Again

Kathy Voth - 0
This article comes to us from Glen Murray* and the September 1962 issue of the Soil Conservation magazine. This was the monthly publication of...

Our Lands – A Story of the Important Work You’re Doing Every Day

Kathy Voth - 0
Conservation of our lands and soil is vital to humanity. Yet the benefits of the work farmers and ranchers do every day is often...

Why Selling on Social Media No Longer Works (and What Does)

Charlotte Smith - 0
We introduced Charlotte Smith's new podcast back in June. Today, we want to share one of her latest episodes because it answers many of...

Your Next Pair of Dress Shoes?

Kathy Voth - 0
I tried to find where you might order them, but had no luck.

Manure Scoring – What Comes Out Tells You What Went In and What to Change

Kathy Voth - 3
Thanks to Robert Wells and the Noble Research Institute for this article. Winter is just a few pages away on the calendar. Along with the...

Death to Fire Ants

Kathy Voth - 1
USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists latest discovery—a new virus found in fire ants from Argentina—has the potential for becoming a biological control agent...

Two Graziers With 65 Years of Experience Put Their Heads Together

Troy Bishopp - 7
Victor is in the house! A nice benefit of having the 2019 Grasstravaganza in Cobleskill, NY is that conference guest and Indiana’s seasoned grazing guy,...
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