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How to Mob Graze With Chickens

Mob grazing is basically putting lots of animals on a small area and then moving them from place to place so that they get...

Soil Health Principles Part 2 – Minimize Disturbance

Since 2013, Buz Kloot, film maker and Research Associate Professor at the Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, has been working...

Why Grass Finished Beef Marbling Is Difficult

Thanks to Seth Christensen of Christensen Genetics for helping make this article possible. Brad Johnson, an expert on skeletal and muscle growth in cattle, and...

Welcome to Wally Olson’s Pity Party

Wally Olson is an On Pasture sponsor who wants to help readers make more money marketing their livestock. Here he provides an example of...

Soil Health Principles Part 1 – The Nature and Properties of Soils

In the fall of 2013, film maker Robin "Buz" Kloot, teamed up with the Natural Resources Conservation Service on a project to share the...

Replacement Heifers – The Ins and Outs of Costs and Managing Them for Success

This article, from the Beef Cattle Research Council of Canada, summarizes a recent webinar on the economics of replacement heifers and how to manage...

Cowboy Lassos Bike Thief

A cowboy rode his horse to Walmart the other day. Here's what happened next... https://youtu.be/dsq_jZiB1_U  

Are High Milk Producing Beef Cows a Good Investment?

This article comes to us from Travis Mulliniks, UNL Beef Cattle Nutritionist, Range Production Systems. Thanks, Travis! Listen to a discussion of the content in...

Which is which?

I know I've struggled to tell the difference! Finally an answer! Click here for a more scientific answer.

Bale Grazing to Feed the Herds Above and Below Ground

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...

Quitting the Ranch – A Tragic Account of Failure in Succession

A young friend of mine died the other day. To be honest, “died” doesn’t seem like quite the right word, probably because it’s not....

You Don’t Have to Practice Yoga to Be a Flexible Grazier!

In most livestock operations, the largest expense is winter feed. As a grazier, it has been my goal to plan a grazing rotation so...

Happy Halloween!

Here's what witches everywhere are asking.

Grazing Principles at Work, Part 1 – Management Intensive Grazing in an Arid Environment

Successful grazing management grows out of an understanding of some basic principles, like how plants grow, and how soil conditions, weather, and climate alter...

How Does the Next Generation of Farmers and Ranchers Get Started?

Don shares this piece as an opening to a conversation. It's an important one to have. Please share your thoughts, experiences, ideas and suggestions...

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