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Improve Your Pastures by Using Livestock as Vegetation Managers

Kathy Voth - 0
Let's start this week with a question: How much better would your life be if you had your livestock take over some of the vegetation...

Is Multi-species Grazing Right for You? Part 3

Jeremia Markway - 0
While the sheep and goat market has backed off its incredible highs seen this winter, it still is really strong with animals commanding prices...

Adapting to Drought – Lessons and Alternative Forage That Lead to Success

Chad Fisher - 0
In 2012 my wife and I, and our two young daughters, embarked on a new and exciting side venture in the cattle industry with...

Lambing on Pasture, Part 1

Jeremia Markway - 0
It’s the time of year we eagerly anticipate, as winter moves into hibernation and spring awakens. The greening of the grass, the song of...

Starting the Grazing Season with the Price of Hay and Fertilizer in Mind

Kathy Voth - 0
On Pasture reader Richard Moyer wrote me in March about the interesting times we live in and what they might mean for the 2022...

Alfalfa or Clover? Adding Quality Forage to Your Pasture

Genevieve Slocum - 0
Reader Question: Is it possible to overseed alfalfa into existing permanent pasture? We have clover that is coming in but alfalfa greens up faster in...

Winter Stockpile Grazing – How Short Can You Graze Without Impacting Spring Regrowth?

Kathy Voth - 0
The question "Does Grazing Winter Stockpile Slow Spring Regrowth?" first came up when we were following Troy Bishopp's progress as he extended his New...

Answers to Frequently Asked Winter Grazing Questions

Victor Shelton - 0
This week, Victor Shelton has answers to the most asked questions for winter graziers. Thanks, Victor! What is the difference between a frost and a...

Mob Grazing in the Winter – A Good Time to Start

Steve Freeman - 0
We began using MG way back in the early 90′s during the winter with stockpiled fescue on rented farms. Each year we came to...

Staging Forages for Fall and Winter Grazing

Victor Shelton - 0
Victor Shelton helps us make the most of our forages by telling us which should be grazed first, and which will last into the winter months.

Are You Ready For Winter? Here’s How Much Feed You’ll Need and How to Serve It Up

Victor Shelton - 1
Here in Indiana, the rains are finally replenishing reserves in most areas. Though a bit late for some things, it is still a boost...

Nitrate and Prussic Acid Poisoning – It’s That Time of Year Again

Guest Contributor - 0
Here is our annual reminder that drought and potential weather changes can cause increases of nitrates and prussic acid in some forages. This article...

Time to Start Prepping Your Pastures for Fall

Victor Shelton - 3
My dear Mother always said that the older you get, the faster time goes, she was right. I really don’t know what happened to...

Stockpiling to Extend the Grazing Season

Kathy Voth - 0
Stockpiling is a practice graziers use to reduce winter feed costs and increase profitability. It's nothing more than setting aside some of your pastures...

How to Manage for What’s Happening in Pastures Now

Victor Shelton - 1
This is great info for those folks on irrigated pasture or those in areas of decent precipitation. For those of you working in the arid west and parts of Texas, see if this gives you ideas for how to manage your drier forages.
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