How Should Livestock Farmers and Horse Owners Prepare for Farm Disruptions from the COVID-19 Outbreak?
This article comes to us from Jim Weber, DVM, PhD, Associate Professor of Animal and Veterinary Sciences Attending Veterinarian, University of Maine. I searched for and added links to additional examples of Standard Operating Procedures to give you a head start on anything you might need to write. Successful farmers, whether they raise cattle, sheep, […]
Read More →Greg Judy’s Fail-Proof, Temporary Waterer
As grazing season approaches, we think of two things – fencing and water for the livestock. Stock-watering solutions for mob/rotational grazing require an extra degree of creativity, so we like to provide examples that you might be able to adapt to your own operation. So, here’s Greg Judy in a 7:40 video describing a temporary […]
Read More →Your FREE Grazing Chart Is Here – Along With All the How-To-Use-It Info You Need
Do you want more quality grazing days? Are you ready to make more money? Are you dealing with weather events proactively? Do you want to limit stress points in your operation? Would you like to get away for a vacation this summer? If you need help with any of these things, then check out the […]
Read More →Never-Fail Rules for Grazing
Shortly after I joined the NRCS about twelve years ago, a retired NRCS Grazing Specialist by the name of Steve Hibinger was assigned to me to “show me the ropes.” One of the things he taught me about grazing in Ohio thas stuck with me all this time. If I could teach it to every […]
Read More →A Start-Up Grazier Shares Lessons Learned
Welcome new On Pasture author Chad Fisher! This is a first in what will become a longer series describing challenges, solutions, resources and ideas helpful to new and experienced graziers. Enjoy! In 2012 my wife and I, and our two young daughters, embarked on a new and exciting side venture in the cattle industry with […]
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