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Here's how one farmer/agency staffer perseveres in spreading the gospel of grass.

Tom Krawiec and Troy Bishopp are on the same wave length - grazing charts are where it's at if you want to have healthy pastures and a successful grazing season.

Contributor Troy Bishopp has been tracking how his spring grazing has gone so far so that you can see his adaptive grazing management in progress and how he uses his grazing chart to best advantage. Troy is a great photographer, and pictures are worth a thousand words, so this story has lots of them. Click on them when you'd like to see them larger and enjoy!

They say “Ignorance is Bliss”, which essentially describes a state of being carefree because one doesn't know about something potentially problematic. It suggests that...

Last month we started talking about planning this year's grazing season. We started with links to free grazing charts provided by Troy Bishopp and...

Oh no. It's time for Math. I think for many of us (yes, me included) it comes as a bit of a surprise that math...

This week's article collection is a little heftier than usual. In fact, there are eight articles, all inspired by the featured video: Regenerative Agriculture...

On Pasture readers are always thinking about their part in creating healthy soils. To help, I shared a 5-week series on the principles of...

As I write this, I'm thinking about the Grass Whisperer and a little rant he shared with me some years ago. It went something...

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 week two of our series on record keeping to get where you're going in your grazing operation. Today we meet Dave Pratt,...

Something funny happened at On Pasture in April. Three OP authors all wrote articles on the same topic without checking in with me or...

Drought and high hay prices have something in common: responding successfully means taking care of soil and forage health. Here I've collected tips and...

Focusing on to two basic concepts is the best way to become a successful grazier: Graze Period and Recovery Period. The Graze Period is...

Part of planning for the grazing season is getting a good handle on how much forage you'll need for your livestock. This, along with...