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Why Bother With T-posts? How Costa Rica Adjusted My Attitude

As an Agricultural Sciences student at Oregon State University, my brain is nearly always marinating in sustainable agroecosystem concepts. I fall asleep with thoughts...

Utah Rancher Gets Results With Conservation Program

This article, by Donald H. Fulton, range conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service in Roosevelt, Utah, first appeared in the Soil Conservation magazine in...

From Brush to Grass – Conservation Practices Pay Off

Here's another in our series of "Everything old is new again." This story by Homer A. Taff, former State Conservationist with the Soil Conservation...

Understanding the Two Sides to Soil Organic Matter Can Help Us Improve Soil Health

This story comes to us from Anne Manning at Colorado State University. It's helpful to our community because it gives us a better understanding...

This Regenerative Rancher Manages for Grass

This piece was first published in November of 1962 in "Soil Conservation," the monthly magazine of the Soil Conservation Service. It was written by...

Soil Health Principles Part 2 – Minimize Disturbance

Since 2013, Buz Kloot, film maker and Research Associate Professor at the Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, has been working...

Replacement Heifers – The Ins and Outs of Costs and Managing Them for Success

This article, from the Beef Cattle Research Council of Canada, summarizes a recent webinar on the economics of replacement heifers and how to manage...

Intensive Pasture Management Pays – Everything Old is New Again

This article comes to us from Glen Murray* and the September 1962 issue of the Soil Conservation magazine. This was the monthly publication of...

Tips for Evaluating Property for Raising Cattle

This article comes to us from the Noble Research Institute's Robert Wells, PhD., Livestock Consultant, and Rob Cook, Planned Consultation Manager and Pasture and...

Your Pastures Would Make Great Solar Farms

A recent Oregon State University study found that the top three land covers with the greatest solar power producing potential are croplands, grasslands and...

Bison Rancher Protects Great Lakes With Buffer Strips

Thanks to Savannah Halleaux of the Michigan Farm Service Agency for sharing this article with On Pasture. Orv Kabat raises bison in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula....

What Happens If We Don’t Kill Predators?

Thanks to Randy Comeleo, Program Advisor for the Agriculture and Wildlife Protection Program, Benton County, Oregon, for helping with this article. Last week's article, "Coyotes...

Fall Grazing Management to Benefit Your Forages

One of the greatest temptations in the fall is to “open the gates” and “let the livestock have the run of the pasture”. In...

Don’t Freak Out About the IPCC Report

Let's start with this: The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report that was released on August 8 does not say we should quit eating...

Reduce Your Feed Costs This Winter With These Tips for Extending Your Grazing Season

Winter feeding accounts for 40+% of the cost of producing a calf, so reducing or eliminating this bad habit can help keep your ranch...

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