How to Save Hypothermic Lambs
Bill Fosher first shared this with us in January of 2014. Here it is again to help our winter lambing readers. In winter lambing flocks, hypothermia and starvation of newborn lambs can account for nearly all of the pre-weaning death loss of lambs. It’s a serious problem that can often be minimized through careful management […]
Read More →Make Lambing, Kidding and Calving Happen During Daylight Hours
With almost 12,000 reads, this is the most read post for December 2018. I can see why too! It’s an easy way to make your upcoming calving, lambing and kidding season a little less stressful. Feed your pregnant stock every evening, right around dusk. They’ll spend the night ruminating and wait to give birth until […]
Read More →Clearing Your Plate For a Fresh New Year
It’s that time of year when we think about what’s been going well, and give thanks for that, and then what we could do to make the new year even better. From December of 2015, Here is Chris Blanchard’s list of things he’s going to clear off his plate so he can start fresh in […]
Read More →Sometimes We Say Unpopular Things So You Can Save Money
From January of 2017, this Classic by NatGLC links to articles that help us consider how best to spend our money when it comes to livestock handling facilities. On Pasture started out the first two weeks of 2017 with two articles we thought were especially important. They were a continuation of Whit Hibbard’s myth-busting series […]
Read More →Winter Stockpile Grazing – How Low Should You Go?
From December of 2014, here’s an answer to a commonly asked winter grazing question. It’s the Classic by NatGLC!
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