Kathy Goes to Washington
I went to Washington D.C. the last week of June to talk to our Natural Resources Conservation Services partners about On Pasture and its future. We had a great meeting, where I got to meet the new Chief, Matt Lohr. He is a fellow farmer from Virginia and so he knows a lot about the […]
Read More →On Pasture Articles in Books Designed Just For You
With this week’s issue, there are 2,363 articles in On Pasture’s archives. It’s that archive that has made On Pasture the most read grazing magazine around. Our stats show us the search terms folks use to bring them to On Pasture for answers. One question leads to more and, before you know it ,they’re regular […]
Read More →BYOB Week at On Pasture
On Pasture is on break this week. You might want to take a break too. But if not, then it’s BYOB Week, meaning you can “Build Your Own Batch” of articles from the 2,800 that we’ve got in the archives. Here are some hints for finding something great to read: • Search by category by […]
Read More →Really Good Reasons Not to Change – Even When You Should
It’s not that we need a paradigm shift. It’s that we have some very real things that get in the way. And it’s hard to figure out how to overcome these challenges.
Read More →Here’s the Silver Bullet
Today’s Scoop comes to us courtesy of On Pasture author John Marble and a conversation he and I had this morning about farmers and ranchers trying new things and the ongoing search for a silver bullet that will solve all our problems. Here’s what he shared: “We’ve all heard the talk about the BIG IDEA […]
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