Managing livestock means more than just dealing with the animals in our herds. It also means taking into account the animals that we live amongst. In some cases, grizzlies, and the humans who are there to protect them.
Have you laughed AND cried over the haircuts your kids give themselves or each other? Here's an interview with two little girls about the haircut that went wrong.
If Dean Anderson of the USDA ARS Jornada Experimental Range has his way, cows will wear these little "hats" that tell them where to go and we won't have to build fences anymore!
When a scientist says something works, or is better, it's based on what research has demonstrated, or at least what it has demonstrated up to that...
This article is from the SARE website and provides great information on how grazing can improve rangelands for the benefit of wildlife, visitors and ranchers alike.
The puny pea can pack a powerful punch when it comes to nitrogen fixing in your pastures. Jeff Rasawehr of Center Seeds talks about peas and planting procedures for pasture productivity and profit.
Last year, Roger Rainville fueled all his equipment with biodiesel from oilseed crops grown on his farm. Â Even more exciting to him than being 100% self-sufficient is that all that fuel only cost $1.71 per gallon.Â
