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Graze Or DIE

Over a year ago, a friend of mine who is interested in health and nutrition gave me an article entitled “Change or die”. Originally...

Looking For High Protein in Your Summer Mix? Consider Brassicas

Turnips and radishes with 24% protein make a great addition to summer grasses. Here's how to graze them once you've got them

Should You Give Up Raising Beef for Grass-Based Dairying?

In 2008 when Rich and Carol Radtke and their daughter Madison returned to the farm 3 years after his dad died, they did it with...

Grazed Rangelands Recover More Quickly From Fire

Even if you're not grazing rangelands, the results of this study might give you some ideas of what to expect in grazed and ungrazed areas after fires. It might also give you some ideas about how you want to manage your grazing to protect forage and wildlife habitat.

Pasture Rental Rates: Doing the Math Part 1

Math is hard but important. So we're going to try to work through this without hoping for a miracle to occur.

What’s the Dumbest Farm Animal?

At last, the answer to the question that we've all been asked and we've all considered from time to time.  Thank you Forrest!  I know we're all going to use your tips to help smarten up that dumb animal too!

Can Animals Figure Out What Minerals They Need?

Not only will this help you understand if you should provide cafeteria minerals to your herd, but it will also give you some new insights into how creatures choose what to eat.

Pasture Management: Perennial or Annual Forages?

One of the questions grazing farmers often ask are, what type of forages will grow well on their farms or, which will best suit...

Ice Cream Dreams

Editors Note:  Man does not live by grazing alone, so here's an important summer time break.  Thanks, Troy, for sharing a little history, the...

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