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This month we're focused on planning for the upcoming grazing season. Last week, we gave you free, downloadable grazing charts along with a list...

On Pasture probably would not exist if it weren't for Troy Bishopp. He was one of the folks in a small group of folks...

Nobody ever had to tell me life was short. Since the beginning, I’ve been living it like a house on fire getting everything I...

My grazing posse is tired of writing about fences - where to put them, how to set them up. They don't want to write...

In December On Pasture featured two graziers who are making changes to their grazing operations to create more time and better lives for themselves...

The 2025 Grazing Charts are up thanks to our friend Troy Bishopp, the Grass Whisperer, and the National Grazing Lands Coalition. So it seems...

Since we're talking grazing charts and planning this week, here's a critical step: figuring how many animals your land will support. We'll walk through...

Writers are a funny lot. We're driven to put thoughts down on paper and we each develop our own techniques for inviting in the muse and then working with her. Troy Bishopp is at his desk in the middle of the night - ripening, and answering questions, whether it's a conservation planning feedback survey, or the question of how he even writes at 4 am. I hope you'll enjoy seeing his process, and take a moment to think about his answers to the survey.

A year ago I listened to an interview with author David Weinberger on CBC radio. The host was asking questions about Weinberger’s book ‘Too...

If a 12-year-old were to set up a ranch they would probably make it simple, easy, and fun. That’s the kind of ranch I...

A reader sent a comment in asking for some advice on a topic that I've heard questions about in the past. I forwarded him...

In this week's issue Aaron Berger writes about the four "P"s that help us identify our competitive advantage. For each "P" we think about...

Last fall, I hosted Victor Shelton at my farm. Victor is Indiana's NRCS Grazing Specialist, a beef farmer, and the author of “Grazing Bites,"...

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

We all make grazing management mistakes. The key to improving is to acknowledge what they are, why they happened, and then what we might do differently next time. Here, Troy Bishopp shares a mistake from his grazing past, as an example of these steps to improvement.