Thanks to Willie Gibson for sharing this helpful information!
Whether this is year one or twenty-one for your grazing system, this time of year provides...
Like many of us in the business of grass-farming for livestock production, I have been preoccupied by a persistent question: Nature vs. Nurture, Breeding...
Forrest says, "We need a word for: 'Giving a dream a try, realizing it isn’t the right fit, and gracefully stopping before the dream explodes.' Here he describes a venture that made him realize just because it's successful, doesn't mean you're doing what you should be doing.
Jeff Rasawehr (pronounced "Raise -a- veer") farms 1500 acres in West Central Ohio, raising corn, soybeans, wheat, hay, and some beef.  His goal is to...
It's quick and easy and protects your poultry from predators. Here's how to put up an electric fence for poultry, and how to test to make sure it's working. The same technique works for goat/sheep netting, so check it out even if you don't want to fence in chickens.
Soil balancing, or BCSR, and William Albrecht have a big following, and you'd think that that many people couldn't be wrong. But it turns out, this theory just doesn't hold up and is costing folks time and money they could better use elsewhere.
It costs a lot to get your crops in the ground. So when they don't come up in uniform, tidy rows, it's not just an issue of good-looking fields, it's a money matter. Here are some ideas about what may have gone wrong.
Water can make more forage, but what's the cost? Here are some tips to help you decide if you want to irrigate so that you can prep for this summer's heat.
