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New Forage Available

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

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

"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

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

$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

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

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

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

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

Custom Grazing: Why I Got In

Meg spent her first five start-up years as a custom grazier. Here she talks about the benefits to her and to the livestock owners and how custom grazing worked for her.

Improving Soil Means Adapting Ideas and Working With People

Today I have two videos for you from JP and Holly Heber who raise row crops and cattle in east-central South Dakota. They're talking...

Being a Successful Grazier is All About Creating Resilience

Some places are unusually wet and cool this spring. Others are hotter and drier than ever and looking at the possibility of extended drought. So what's a grazier to do? Rancher Gary Price says, “You just don’t know what’s around the next corner, so you have to prepare for the worst....Hope for the best of course, but you know, hope is not a plan.” Here's some help for your plan.

Schooley Ranch Conservation Planning Makes for the Cleanest Water in South Dakota

Last week Troy Bishopp wrote about some of his frustrations with riparian grazing management, wondering, "Can We Just Do The Right Thing?" Well, here's...

How Will the President’s Budget Proposal Affect Rural America?

Because your work and your success might be impacted by the federal budget, we asked Anna Johnson of the Center for Rural Affairs to...

A Farmer and a Farm Are Saved By Soil Health

Thanks to Ron Nichols of the Natural Resources Conservation Service for this article about a farmer so inspired by an NRCS Soil Health Meeting...

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