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Victor’s How-to Advice and the Math for Grazing Corn Stalks

Grazing stalks can be a valuable tool for producers trying to stretch out fall pasture and/or reduce early hay feeding. One of the first...

I’m Downsizing My Library and You Might Like Something Here

I've collected a lot of great books during my time as a goat researcher, a cows-eat-weeds trainer, and as publisher/editor of On Pasture. Now...

Dormant Grazing in the West – Focus on Performance

When I put together a collection of articles like this week's, my friend John Marble reminds me that in the West, fall and winter...

Prepping for Fall and Winter Grazing

As we head into fall, we're all making adjustments to our grazing management. Here are some things to keep in mind. Get balanced First, of course,...

Regenerative Agriculture Pioneers: Honoring the Legends

Long before regenerative agriculture became a buzz word, and before the era of social media, four remarkable individuals forged a path less traveled in...

Regenerative Grazing – Everything Old is New Again

There’s a saying that “Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it.” Usually we think it means we didn’t learn the lessons...

Five + Five Things You Can Do For Healthy Soils

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...

Get to Know Your Soils

We read a lot about soil health and how following the five soil health principles can maintain or improve soil health. But soils vary...

“Don’t Lose Your Mind!” Advice from someone who’s seen market ups and downs

I called On Pasture author John Marble on Monday morning to ask for suggestions about what On Pasture readers should know right now. I...

Surviving the Ups and Downs of Cattle Prices

Cattle prices are moving up again, so it's a good time to remember that this is just one part of the cycle, and what...

The Tyranny of Small Decisions: How U.S. Agriculture Became What It Is Today

"The tyranny of small decisions is a phenomenon in which a number of decisions, individually small and insignificant in size and time perspective, cumulatively...

Weaning, Pasture Renovations, and Fall Poisoning Watchouts

We're headed into Fall, so you're probably thinking about some new grazing activities. Some of you may be weaning about now. Here are some thoughts...

Add Sixty Years of Experience to Your Toolbox

This week we're celebrating Don Ashford's birthday. We're not going to say how old he is because you'd never guess it by looking at...

Tips for Extending Your Grazing Season

Stockpiling - or saving feed for later use - is a great way to extend your grazing season and a topic we've covered a...

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