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A beef producer needs a set of “liquid cattle” - the group that is easy to round up and sell as weather changes, feed...

Jack and Tuda Libby Crews are the seventh generation living and working on the Ute Creek Cattle Company near Mosquero, New Mexico. When they...

Not all soils are created equal. You can improve your soils to a degree, but it's always a good idea to set your expectations based on your soil's capabilities. That way you're working with what you've got and not throwing good money after bad. So do yourself a favor and check out the Natural Resources Conservation Service's web soil survey site.

A few weeks ago, Troy Bishopp shared how lessons learned from the 2012 drought taught him to be better prepared when the 2016 drought...

Jenn Colby is one of the group of folks whose brainstorming helped create On Pasture, and we think of her as a Progressing Farmer...

Some areas of the country have already seen range fires. With a hot summer on the way, here's what successful post-fire management looks like.

Are you looking around your farm or ranch this winter thinking about projects that need to be done to improve your operation? Are you...

Knowing what resources your operation has and the condition those resources are in is the first step toward figuring out how to make it through tough times.

Grazing your herd through the winter on standing forages in pasture is one way to reduce costs and improve your bottom line. It avoids...

This is the first of a series of articles about the transition to grazing for Jonathan and Maryann Connor of Providence Dairy in Addison,...

What kind of wrecks are we setting ourselves up for when we do things the way we always have?

Grass Whisperer Troy Bishopp found these graphs to be quite true based on his own experiences with planned grazing. Save Save Save

Doug read last week's piece on the price of eggs and sent us these great thoughts on it. Figuring out how to price your...

For the last month I've been writing about Cody and Deanna Sand and the Sand Ranch and the changes they made starting in 2011...