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Water Makes Grass Grow!

That is a theme I frequently use in my grazing management presentations around the country. I often say I have learned more about grazing...

Have You Hugged a Farmer Today?

This is a piece you'll want to share with your non-farming friends, your customers, and maybe just keep on your refrigerator to remind you of how important you are.

Oregon Rancher Teaches Cows to Eat Sagebrush

Two weeks ago, Beth wrote about results of studies done by her colleagues at Utah State University on using cattle to graze sagebrush to...

What Should You Charge For Your Eggs?

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...

Two Year Old Egg Salad

One of the things that can keep us from putting a realistic price on our products and services is fear. Here Shannon calculates the true cost of the two years of work it took to make the egg salad she will sell at her cafe, and the impact on the relationship with her community.

Sage Grouse Save Ranches

Usually ranchers worry problems that could be caused by a threatened or endangered species on or near their operations. But in this case, a species being considered for listing helped ranchers ensure their land would always stay in agriculture.

Gluten Free Bacon and Non-GMO Tomatoes – Buyer Beware

OK, the first item in this title seems pretty silly, right? Don't we all know that bacon is meat and so it doesn't have...

How to Make Change…And More Money Too!

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...

Don’t Ear Tag Your New Born Calves

Many cow-calf producers think it is sacrilegious to not ear tag calves at birth.   Most do it because they have always done it.   Several...

Top 10 Reasons Ranch Trucks Are Never Stolen

Don't let this make you feel bad about your truck! 10. They only have a range of 20 miles before they break down or run...

How On Pasture Was Born

On Pasture was just a twinkle in Kathy's eye about four years ago when she was at a grazing conference in New York. She...

How to Set Up Good Stock Tanks

I've learned these do's and don'ts of stock tank installations over the course of my life and am sharing them so you can learn...

Can Plants Talk to Each Other?

Communication doesn't require sound. Humans and livestock communicate silently all the time. Just think of a teenager rolling his/her eyes at you, or a...

How to Confuse a Vegan

We have nothing against Vegans. But we do love presenting food in interesting ways. Maybe this would even appeal to those who hate this...

The Mystery of Asparagus Pee

I have a love hate relationship with asparagus. I love the taste, and I hate the side effects. Turns out that scientists have been...

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