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How Often Should You Move Your Herd?

Kathy Voth - 0
Are you a competitive grazier? By that I mean, do you measure your success against other folks by how often you move your animals...

Great Reading for December 2023

Kathy Voth - 0
It's my last post of 2023, but I'll be back with you in the New Year. This is the time of year when we're all...

A Primer on Carbon Sequestration

Kathy Voth - 0
There's a lot of information out there right now about soil carbon sequestration and what farmers and ranchers can do to sequester more carbon...

How to Spread Compost as a Climate Change Solution in Your Community

Kathy Voth - 2
Last week I introduced you to a practice that increases forage and soil's water-holding capacity while also doing a great job of sequestering carbon....

I’ve Got This Weed In My Pasture. What Does It Tell Me About My Soil?

Kathy Voth - 1
You may have seen this On Pasture article before, but since this month we're focusing on weeds, I thought you'd like to see it...

A Part-Timer and Proud of It!

Guest Contributor - 1
Thanks to Curt Gesch for this piece reminding us that we don't have to be full-time farmers/ranchers to be considered critical to our communities....

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...

Grazing In The Sweet Spot

Tom Krawiec - 0
Grazing in the Sweet Spot is a phrase I have been using for over a decade. Until the last few years I have only...

What to Say to People Who Think Eating Less Meat Will Save the Planet

Kathy Voth - 5
It's my favorite time of year here in Tucson - backyard weenie roast season! One of my friends is vegan for health reasons, so,...

Targeted Cattle Grazing Quickly Contains Wildfires

Kathy Voth - 0
Back in 1997 when I first began my research project on the logistics of using goats to create firebreaks to protect homes in wildland...

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...

What To Do When You Run Out of Feed

Aaron Berger - 0
One of the most common problems I've been seeing lately is folks running out of forage for the number of animals they have. The...

Are parasites a limiting factor in your flock/herd?

Bill Fosher - 2
The parasites that infest sheep can be an enormous drag on sheep production. Year in and year out, they probably cause more death and...

Greg Judy has answers for your fence charger questions!

Kathy Voth - 0
As we're heading into grazing season, fence chargers are on our minds. So, here's Greg Judy with a video on fence chargers and how...

How much feed can Honey Locust add to your stockpile?

Austin Unruh - 9
“The tree grows in a Bermuda pasture and is always loaded in the fall with luscious fruit. The cows and hogs stand under it,...
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