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Is Compost Tea Good for Soil Health?

Kathy Voth - 3
This article is a condensed version of a series of a two article series from January of 2016. (Here is Part 1 and Part...

Match.com for Grazing? These Exchanges Match Graziers and Folks Who Need Them

Kathy Voth - 1
There are lots of reasons for adding livestock to landscapes. Grazing crop residue and cover crops is a low-cost way to recycle nutrients back...

Farmer Manages Variety and Builds Resilience Through Soil Health

Kathy Voth - 0
Thanks to the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition for this article! South Dakota is known for its variety, and Don Nickelson’s operation in Frederick...

Conservation and Ranching Go Hand in Hand

Kathy Voth - 0
Thanks to the Sand County Foundation for this piece. I've added some ideas about how you can use what you learn here. Craig and Conni...

Has Dry Weather Got You Worried? Planting Annual Forages Can Provide Fall Feed

Aaron Berger - 0
Thanks to co-author Dr. Jerry Volesky, University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension range and forage specialist. Listen to a discussion of the content in this article on...

Take a Deeper Look at Soil Health

Kathy Voth - 1
Dr. Ray Weil has spent his whole life looking at and learning about soils and how they work to keep us all fed. In...

Harnessing Cow Power to Rejuvenate Forages

Kathy Voth - 0
Thanks to the Beef Cattle Research Council for this great article! As forage stands age, plant species composition shifts and production declines over time. There...

Do You Know the Difference Between Organic Material and Soil Organic Matter?

Kathy Voth - 0
This article comes to us from Eddie Funderburg, Ed.D., Senior Soils and Crops Consultant at the Noble Research Institute. Since we talk a lot...

How to Manage Wet Winter Grazing

Victor Shelton - 0
I walked across some pastures on the last day of November and shook my head as water splashed up from my gum boots and...

Soil Health Principles Part 5 – Diversity is Key

Kathy Voth - 2
In the fifth part of our series on soil health principles, Buz Kloot focuses on the benefits of diversity for improving soil health. In...

Soil Health Principles Part 4 – Keep Live Roots in the Soil

Kathy Voth - 1
In this, the fourth in our series on soil health principles, Buz Kloot talks about how, through photosynthesis, plants create carbon-based sugars, a sizeable...

Bale Grazing to Feed the Herds Above and Below Ground

Kathy Voth - 1
Thanks to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service staff in Montana for this helpful article! The last thing most people think about when they see...

Could This Winter Be as Wet as Last? Here’s How to Prepare

Victor Shelton - 3
The Old Farmer's Almanac has released their forecast for this winter. “Mild, with soakers” is how Indiana is labeled. I don’t put a lot...

Soil Health Isn’t Free – Incorporating Livestock Can Reduce Economic Risk

Kathy Voth - 0
Keeping soils covered is one of the keys to soil health, and cover crops are often promoted as a good way to prevent erosion...

A Profile In Soil Health – A Rancher Feeds the Above- and Below-Ground Livestock

Kathy Voth - 0
“All the different bugs of the soil...are disassembling a complex item that the cow put on the ground, and they’re taking that back...
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