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How Plants Can Beat the Heat: Their Memory Mechanism for Adapting to Heat Stress

Kathy Voth - 2
"If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen." But what if you're a plant and that's just not possible? It turns...

Will You Watch This Show About a Guy Learning to Farm?

Kathy Voth - 0
When Jeremy Clarkson's farm manager retired in 2019, he didn't hire a new one. Instead he thought, "I can do that," explaining, "You put...

Study Shows Grasslands Are More Reliable Carbon Sinks Than Forests

Guest Contributor - 0
Thanks to Kat Kerlin and the University of California, Davis for this article. Note that the study provides recommendations about carbon markets specific to...

Dancing Roots – The Secret of How Plants Push Through Compacted Soils

Guest Contributor - 0
In the past we've written about research that shows plants are better at reducing soil compaction than subsoilers. But how do can they do...

Here Are the Minerals Cattle Require and What Deficiencies Look Like

Kathy Voth - 0
This is an excerpt from information provided by the Beef Cattle Research Council of Canada, so naturally it's focused on cattle. Because sheep and...

Considering Adding Broilers? Here’s a Tool to Help You Plan

Mark Cannella - 0
Poultry processing regulations are one of the primary challenges for small farms hoping to add broilers to their farms. To give small farms a...

Good News Heading into 2021

Kathy Voth - 0
As I was wrapping On Pasture up for the winter break, I ran across some bits of good news that might add to the...

The Beginnings of Soil Conservation and the Regenerative Agriculture Movement

Kathy Voth - 0
There's a saying that "Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it." Usually we think of that in a bad way, as...

Microbes Can Unlock Soil Phosphorus to Enhance Plant Growth

Kathy Voth - 2
Phosphorus is a critical plant nutrient. It stimulates root growth, is part of photosynthesis and transferring nutrients through the plant, and without, maturity is...

Plant Vigor and Range/Pasture Production

Guest Contributor - 2
This article comes to us from J.L. Lantow and the February 1945 issue of Soil Conservation. It's a good reminder of how long the...

Early Weaning During Drought is Good For Cows, Calves, and Producers

Guest Contributor - 0
From the 2013 issue of Agricultural Research, a former publication of the USDA Agriculture Research Service, and was written by Sandra Avant. At the beginning...

How Grazing Management Affects Soil Health

Kathy Voth - 0
This video by the Natural Resources Conservation Service in South Dakota does a great job of demonstrating that how we manage our livestock on...

Flying Snakes

Kathy Voth - 0
Every day, loads of scientific papers and information of all sorts hit my email inbox. I sort through it all, looking for things that...

I Couldn’t See the Forest…or the Water, For the Trees

Luke Jessup - 0
After digging a well and running polyethylene tubing all over the place, my intensive grazing operation was humming right along. Cows never needed to...

Flashing Night Lights Can Protect Livestock from Predators

Kathy Voth - 2
Back in March of 2015, On Pasture published an article about Richard Turere, a 11-year-old Masai boy from Kenya, who invented a way to...
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