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The Sex Life of the Screwworm Fly: How an Odd-Sounding Study Saved Ranchers Billions

Kathy Voth - 1
The screwworm is a horrible livestock pest that most of us have never heard of thanks to the work of two scientists.

1-Strand Sheep Fencing – How We Made It Work For Our Operation

Greg Judy - 13
When we bought our first flock of sheep 16 years ago we had 12 leased farms and were being overrun with sprouts and weeds....

Coyotes Can Protect Your Livestock From Predators

Kathy Voth - 6
Thanks to Randy Comeleo, Program Advisor, Agriculture and Wildlife Protection Program, Benton County, Oregon, and Oregon Small Farm News for this excellent article! Livestock losses...

Just Because Someone Wrote It Down, Doesn’t Mean It’s True

Kathy Voth - 0
In 1991, I was part of a group developing the Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway. Our goal was to introduce people to a beautiful...

Lessons From the Past to Create a Better Future

Kathy Voth - 1
Lately, I've been thinking about when I first started working with ranchers. It was the era of "NO MORE MOO IN '92" and "CATTLE...

Low-Stress Weaning

Whit Hibbard - 1
A lot of producers look forward to weaning with nothing but dread because it’s so often a bad experience for them, their cows, and...

How Short and How Often Should You Graze Your Grass?

Kathy Voth - 4
This comes to us from the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center of the USDA Agricultural Research Service. While their purpose was to provide information...

If You Want Healthy Wildlife, You Need Healthy Ranches

Kathy Voth - 0
This article is drawn from a release originally written by Jenny Seifert of University of California, Santa Barabara. Researchers at the University of California -...

Don’t Freak Out About the IPCC Report

Kathy Voth - 1
Let's start with this: The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report that was released on August 8 does not say we should quit eating...

Rangeland Researchers Say Smaller is Better

Kathy Voth - 1
This article comes to us from Oregon State University Extension and Chris Branam. Ranchers running beef cattle on dry and dusty landscapes should consider...

Working On Healthy Soils and Productive Agriculture in Ethiopia

Kathy Voth - 1
In early June I got an email from Dr. Ray Weil. You may know Ray as the author of The Nature and Properties of...

Comparing Rotational and Continuous Grazing – A Time Lapse Video

Kathy Voth - 5
Seeing how two pastures function side by side under different management is one good way to consider what kind of management we'd like to...

How Does Fire Affect Soil Microbes?

Kathy Voth - 1
This article comes to us from Steven Shafer, Ph.D., the former Soil Health Institute interim chief scientific officer and retired soil microbiologist the Noble...

We’re Stockpiling Now for Winter Grazing at Green Pastures Farm

Greg Judy - 0
We have 70 days left until our average killing frost date. That means we're starting to stockpile now to extend our grazing season, allowing...

Reduce Your Feed Costs This Winter With These Tips for Extending Your Grazing Season

Chad Cheyney - 0
Winter feeding accounts for 40+% of the cost of producing a calf, so reducing or eliminating this bad habit can help keep your ranch...
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