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A note from Kathy: Lately I've been thinking a lot about how inter-related we all are and how much the quality of my life...

Victor Shelton is the NRCS Grazing Specialist and Agronomist for the state of Indiana. He has been writing "Grazing Bites" since 2008 and this...

For the past few weeks we’ve been sharing articles from folks at the American Solar Grazing Association about the business of using sheep to...

Victor is in the house! A nice benefit of having the 2019 Grasstravaganza in Cobleskill, NY is that conference guest and Indiana’s seasoned grazing guy,...

Lately, I've been thinking about when I first started working with ranchers. It was the era of "NO MORE MOO IN '92" and "CATTLE...

I took the time to walk through most of my pastures a few days ago. I recommend doing this fairly often to keep a...

When your spouse knows you and what you love, even the most ordinary ranch supplies can become a sweet gift.

We all prefer trusting and being trustworthy, but sometimes things just don't work out without a contract of some sort to clarify expectations. Here are some examples of problems that could have been prevented by having more than a handshake.

I’m not really sure where this year went. At least for me, it seems like it should still be October, but the weather outside...

I mentioned last month that there are still plenty of good growing days left this fall and they need to be taken advantage of....

Here's how to improve your efficiency so you can have more cash and more profit. Don't be put off by the crop example - livestock are just another crop, right? (And a special shout out to that On Pasture reader who said they don't like Money Matters articles, but thinks about them every time before spending a dollar. :-))

Strong, written contracts can prevent some of the Boneheaded Business Blunders I made in my early years of ranching. My previous two articles have...

Greg Judy turned On Pasture onto Charlotte Smith, saying hers was the best marketing advice he'd heard. Last week we shared her first article...

Coming soon - technology that looks at your cow, recognizes her, catalogs what she's eating, drinking, and how she's feeling so you can fix things fast if she seems to be ailing. What do you think of that?!

Are you a "senior" farmer or headed that direction, and wondering what retirement might look like, or IF there could be retirement? Here are a few steps to figuring out where to go that are especially helpful with family coming together for the Holidays.