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Greg Judy Extends Grazing Season With Cover Crops

Kathy Voth - 1
The summer of 2015 was droughty in Missouri and by October, regrowth was pretty non-existent due to the lack of moisture. But in spite...

Diverse Yet Smart Cover Crop and Forage Mixes: 4 Rules for Perfect Pairings

Genevieve Slocum - 0
When you make a mix or interseed one crop in another for a “relay effect”, you’re looking for the most bang for your diversity...

No Harm to Soils When Cattle Graze Cover Crops

Kathy Voth - 0
Editors Note: This comes to us from Dennis O'Brien and the Agriculture Research Service. It was orignally published in the February 2015 issue Agricultural...

Pre-Winter Feed Inventory and Tips for Grazing the Last of Your Cover Crops

Victor Shelton - 1
Back in October we talked about taking an inventory of your pastures, hay, and other feed stuff and weighing that against what your ruminant...

Cover Crop Mixes: Seed Size Counts

Genevieve Slocum - 0
When you're choosing your cover crop mix, size matters - seed size that is. It changes everything from how you plant to the results you get.

Cover Cropping Now For Next Spring

Genevieve Slocum - 0
Editors Note:  We've shared quite a few articles on cover crops and how they can help folks raising livestock on pasture. Now, here's an...

ARS Scientists Discover the Longest-Lasting Natural Insect Repellent Yet – Coconut Oil

Guest Contributor - 0
Thanks to Steve Elliot, Agricultural Research Service Office of Communication, for this article. Every year, stable flies and other blood-feeding pests take a $2.2 billion...

Living Crop Mulch Feeds Livestock and Improves Soil Health and the Bottom Line

Guest Contributor - 1
Thanks to Scott Elliott, ARS Office of Communications for this article. Who doesn’t like a two-for-one deal, or a double-double, win-win? A team of USDA scientists...

Crop Farmers and Graziers Working Together – Feeding Livestock and Building Soil

Kathy Voth - 0
A couple weeks ago, Brendon Rockey, a potato farmer, shared how he developed an agreement with a neighbor to graze his cover crops. His...

30 Years of Experiments Predict Crop Response to Rising Atmospheric Carbon

Kathy Voth - 0
This research covers implications for the pasture "crops" we raise to feed our livestock.

Graziers and Crop Farmers Benefit From Working Together – Part 2

Guest Contributor - 0
This two-part two of a series from the Beef Cattle Research Council of Canada on the ins and outs of graziers can work with...

Graziers and Crop Farmers Benefit From Working Together – Part 1

Guest Contributor - 0
If you're looking over at the remains in your neighbor's crop residue or cover crops and are seeing potential forage, you'll like this two-part...

Soil Health Principles Part 3 – Keep the Soil Covered

Kathy Voth - 1
This is the third in our series on soil health principles as presented by Buz Kloot, film maker and Research Associate Professor at the...

New Discovery on the Mechanics of Keeping Carbon in the Soil and What It Means For Your Pastures

Kathy Voth - 4
Imagine you're a carbon molecule floating in the atmosphere and your mission is to get from there into the soil and stay there for...

Canopeo – An App to Help You Measure Your Pasture Cover

Kathy Voth - 0
In his article this week, Troy Bishopp describes an app that Victor Shelton used to look at cover on Troy's pastures. With just a...
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