What’s the Key to Grazing Success? Rest!
We first ran this article in September of 2017. As I reviewed it before sharing it again this week, I was struck by how well this rancher understands his ecosystem and how he changed his management to fit. His emphasis on rest highlights the most important thing we can do: provide adequate time for plants […]
Read More →Data to Help You Make Good Choices
OK – I’m not sure this is actual data, but still, it makes you think! Have you sent in your support to keep On Pasture online? We can’t do it without you!
Read More →Here’s What Could Happen to Forages in the Future and What It Means For Our Management
Could warming temperatures and elevated atmospheric CO2 levels affect the quantity and quality of forage used to raise livestock? That’s the question that David Augustine and his fellow researchers at the Agricultural Research Service’s Rangeland Resources and Systems Research Unit wanted to answer. Their results are a mixture of “good news” and “bad news” along […]
Read More →Calving Ease, Growth, Marbling – What Do You Need For Your Winning Team?
Once the tallest player in the NBA, Yao Ming measures at an astounding 7 feet, 6 inches tall. His height and athletic ability led him to be selected for the NBA All-Star game eight times. By any measure, Yao is an exceptional and well-known basketball player. And yet, in two years spent living in Latin […]
Read More →Hugs Are Making A Difference to On Pasture’s Future
First, a big thank you to everyone who sent me a hug last week. Thanks to each of you, On Pasture is getting where it needs to be, little by little. Along with the 36 readers who sent in support for On Pasture, some new and some renewing, I also got some really nice notes. […]
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