The New World Screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax), a parasitic fly once eradicated from North and Central America through decades of coordinated effort by governments and...
For many of us, our world is full of problem-solving, logistics, errands, taxes, and responsibilities. In the farming/ranching community, that’s figuring out the next...
Dr. Matt Poore also contributed to this article.
The tools to improve productivity that we have at our disposal are quite astonishing. Computers that allow...
That's pretty much what the research, and a decade of experience has shown me about using herbicides to control weeds. More about that, plus an alternative that actually works.
This video comes to us from our friends Downunder. Â It shows one sheep producer's experience with using rotational grazing to improve his pastures. Â With...
Since the beginning of agriculture, successful farming has meant the extraction of minerals from soil as plants grow. A relatively small world population and a...
You can ensure an optimally productive herd with these tips for choosing who should stay and who should go. If you're in a drought situation this summer and want to maintain healthy soils, forage and animals, you'll really want to check this out.
In this month’s The Thinking Grazier, we’re looking at some research that might challenge some of our preconceived notions. I’ve included questions we can...
Editor's Note: John Marble runs a seasonal grazing operation. That means he doesn't over-winter cattle, and,each spring, he's working with a new batch of...