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In last Wednesday's newsletter from The Quivira Coalition, Leah Potter-Weight wrote about a recent field day at the Ute Creek Cattle Company in Bueyeros,...

Dear On Pasture friends, Let me start by thanking you for your support for On Pasture. I know it sounds silly, but truly, I’ve been...

Sometimes we need a little laugh when it comes to money. Thanks for these stories, Don! There have been, and I suppose there will continue...

Sometimes we all come in, sit down at our computers, and wish for something silly that will make us laugh and take a good,...

Some years back, I went to a meeting in Denver sponsored by the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. I don’t remember the exact title, but it...

Dear On Pasture friends, Let me start by thanking you for your support for On Pasture. I know it sounds silly, but truly, I’ve been...

At least 2,000 head of cattle died during an extreme heat event in southwest Kansas during one weekend in June, 2022. The week started...

In Grazing 101 we introduce the principles you need to: • Manage for soil and pasture health, • Choose the right fencing, watering systems, handling facilities...

During the nine years I wrote and edited On Pasture, I learned a lot about which resources provide the best information. Here are the...

Welcome to the On Pasture Library! Here's how it works Funding The On Pasture Library has no funding to cover maintenance costs. So I'm relying on readers...

Ebooks are collections of articles on a topic augmented with additional information. I put them together so that you can easily find what you...

In the last while I have attended a couple of field day, farm tour type of affairs. To my knowledge none of them were...

Contrary to what you've been told, leafy spurge does not cause harm to cattle, and with a little training, they can and will eat it. So why not turn that pest into forage? Here Kathy shares what she's learned about getting cattle to eat leafy spurge over her decade of teaching cows to eat weeds.

The economic impacts of Medusahead rye can be extreme. Dense infestations can reduce rangeland livestock carrying capacity by 50-80%. The resulting impact on wildlife...

In the past few years, John Marble has dealt with Tarweed, a vole invasion, and now a new weed. Is it his management, or...