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Shade Options for Grazing Cattle – Natural, Permanent and DIY Portable

Kathy Voth - 0
It's that time of year when grazers begin asking each other, "What do you do to get shade to your animals?" Here's why it's...

Water, Minerals and Shade – Where Should You Put Them in Pasture?

Mark Reynolds - 0
Water, mineral and shade - all are important to raising healthy livestock. They are also three things that your stock visit often so it's...

Shade Is Good For Your Bottom Line

Kathy Voth - 1
This week we're sharing the first article in a series by Brett Chedzoy about how to go about adding trees to open pastures. As...

Got Shade? Grow Shiitakes!

Kathy Voth - 0
Plenty of graziers have forested lands that they may graze to some degree. But there are other ways that you can get more out of those spaces. Here's one idea.

Lessons from a Lifetime as a Grazier

Kathy Voth - 0
This week I'm featuring one of my favorite authors, John Marble. John began writing for On Pasture in 2016, sending me about one story...

Timely Tips From Greg Brann

Kathy Voth - 0
This week's email is inspired by Greg Brann and his latest issue of Timely Tips. I'm highlighting some of what he shared here and...

Adaptations to Our Environment for Continued Good Grazing

Kathy Voth - 2
This week we're looking at opportunities to adapt to our environment and the changing climate. We start with the Michalskis. In this video and podcast...

Carbon Farming Projects for Regenerative Graziers

Kathy Voth - 1
In "The Future is in Your (Big) Hands" On Pasture author John Marble noted that farmers and ranchers have a much greater opportunity than...

Science is Your Friend

Kathy Voth - 1
I was at a grazing workshop the first time I thought of creating On Pasture. A scientist stood up and carefully explained several studies...

Sloppy Work Leads to a Great Silvopasture Discovery

John Marble - 2
In 1839, a bumbling inventor named Charles Goodyear left a gooey mixture of raw rubber and sulfur on the stove while he took a...

Looking Back, Looking Forward – Lessons from a Lifetime as a Grazier

John Marble - 3
Lately I’ve found myself looking back, back to the early days of my ranching career. Clearly, I had no idea what I was getting...

Managing Livestock Heat Stress

Kathy Voth - 0
At least 2,000 head of cattle died during an extreme heat event in southwest Kansas during one weekend in June, 2022. The week started...

What in Tar(weed)nation?! Part 2 – The Nature of Your Weedy Enemies and the Nature of Nature

John Marble - 3
Last week, I wrote about how tarweed showed up on my ranch a few years back, and how the management that had worked so...

Record Keeping is a Waste of Time Unless….

Dallas Mount - 0
Welcome to week two of our series on record keeping to get where you're going in your grazing operation. Today we meet Dave Pratt,...

Egg Production: What You Need to Do and Charge to Make It Pay

Rebecca Thistlethwaite - 10
I adore eggs, the way they look with their different shades of white, off-white, tan, brown, green, and blue, their smooth shell, their sensual...
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