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

Aaron Berger - July 22, 2019 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.

Stockpile, Clip, or Hay? What To Do Now

Victor Shelton - June 10, 2019 0

I cannot believe the weather. I have never seen a spring quite like this. After a long discussion recently with an old friend who...

What’s in a Name?

Kathy Voth - May 27, 2019 0

The difference between success and failure....

What Do You Call Someone Who Raises Chickens?

Kathy Voth - May 13, 2019 1

Is this what you put on your resume?

For Earth Day, Do What You Do Best – Graze!

Kathy Voth - April 22, 2019 0

This week I ran across a video from one of On Pasture's sponsors, Organic Valley. In it, Kevin Mahalko talks about one part of...

What Do You Call A Cow That Doesn’t Give Milk?

Kathy Voth - April 8, 2019 0

You may have other names for her too! Without you, On Pasture doesn’t happen! If you appreciate what On Pasture does for you, please join your...

Asking for What You Want and Getting It – Lessons From a Cat

Kathy Voth - February 25, 2019 3

My cat is teaching me a new trick. I wrote about her a year ago, describing how she gets me up from my desk to...

Ranching in the Future – What Should Young Ranchers Expect?

John Marble - January 7, 2019 4

I recently received a note from a young friend (let’s call her Peggy Sue) who desperately wants to be a rancher. Since her childhood...

Carbohydrate Reserve Theory: What You Learned Might Be Wrong

Beth Burritt - December 3, 2018 1

The authors start with four pieces of information that put the role of carbohydrate reserves into question. Then they share ideas for good grazing to work well with plant physiology.