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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...

New Forage Available

Jonathan Rupert - 3
A few weeks ago we shared the results of a study that provided some insights into the value of legumes as forage. The study...

Facing Short Hay Inventory? Here’s What You Can Do

Aaron Berger - 0
Flooding in many parts of the country may mean less hay for the winter. Drought is a problem in other places. No matter the reason, here are some tips for making it through the winter.

The Conservation Stewardship Program – Funding for Improvements to Your Operation

Kathy Voth - 0
"What CSP has done for us, it has allowed us to explore better options and produce a better product. it gives you a little...

Surviving Volatile Cattle Prices

John Marble - 0
When we first shared this article in October of 2016, John started with, "The cattle market is in the toilet. The future looks even...

DEADLINE ALERT: Conservation Stewardship Program Applications Due May 10, 2019

Kathy Voth - 0
$700 million is available nationwide to support conservation efforts on your operation. But you have to fill out a short form and apply by...

There’s Just Not Enough Manure in the World

Kathy Voth - 6
Last week we shared an article from the Soil Science Society of America that pointed out the benefits of using manure to fertilize and...

Wahl Family Farm Part 3 – What’s the Pay Off For Changes in Grazing Management

Kathy Voth - 0
This is the third in a series about the grazing management changes the Wahl family has made and how it has improved soil health...

The Wahl Family’s Mobile Flock – Part 2 of Managing for Healthier, More Productive Animals and a Better Bottom Line

Kathy Voth - 0
This is the second in a series about the grazing management changes the Wahl family has made and how it has improved soil health...

How the Wahl Family Manages for Healthier, More Productive Animals and a Better Bottom Line

Kathy Voth - 0
This is the first in a series about the grazing management changes the Wahl family has made and how it has improved soil health...
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