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This Regenerative Rancher Manages for Grass

Kathy Voth - 4
This piece was first published in November of 1962 in "Soil Conservation," the monthly magazine of the Soil Conservation Service. It was written by...

You Don’t Have to Practice Yoga to Be a Flexible Grazier!

Tom Krawiec - 4
In most livestock operations, the largest expense is winter feed. As a grazier, it has been my goal to plan a grazing rotation so...

Intensive Pasture Management Pays – Everything Old is New Again

Kathy Voth - 0
This article comes to us from Glen Murray* and the September 1962 issue of the Soil Conservation magazine. This was the monthly publication of...

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...

When High Density Hurts: Remediating Overgrazed Land

Meg Grzeskiewicz - 1
I am a complete believer in mob (high-density rotational) grazing. I have seen marginal land explode with productivity and vigor after a properly orchestrated...

The Inventory Walk

Troy Bishopp - 2
Woody Lane from Lane Livestock Services in Oregon spoke to me in his article, “Let’s Take a Walk," when he wrote, “The pasture is...

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.

You Do Not Have to Move Cows Every Day

James Matthew Craighead - 9
You do not have to move cows every day to build soil health. You don’t always have to stretch polywire to implement rotational grazing....

Successes In My Heifer Development Business

Meg Grzeskiewicz - 2
I spent my first four years in the grazing business running custom cow-calf pairs. It wasn’t profitable for me and I determined that it...

Soil Fertility and Good Feed – That’s Why Greg Judy Unrolls Hay

Greg Judy - 6
Back in 1999 when we first started leasing idle land for grazing that needed serious fertility, I designed my first bale unroller. We had all...

Outsmarting Wild Cattle Part 3

Meg Grzeskiewicz - 2
This year I switched from being a year-round cow-calf operation to being a seasonal heifer developer, one of the biggest issues I had was...

Only the Learners Survive – Thoughts on How to Be One of Them

Don Ashford - 1
This is a quote from Eric Hoffer who was known as the longshoreman philosopher. Mr. Hoffer has been dead since 1983 but these words...

Get Your Record Keeping Set Up Before Spring Hits

Kristin Williams - 1
Going into the sciences, I discovered the value of writing things down - general advice being, “the more notes the better.” But, admittedly, this...

Winter Stockpiled Fescue Trumps Hay Every Time – Part 4 – Why I’m Keeping My KY 31

Greg Judy - 9
Should we get rid of KY 31 endophyte-infected tall fescue? Greg Judy has said "No" throughout this 4 part series. Here's his final argument,...

Winter Stockpiled Fescue Trumps Hay Every Time – Part 1

Greg Judy - 1
Some folks say we should do all we can to get rid of Kentucky 31 fescue in our pastures. But Greg Judy has other ideas. In this four part series he covers his experiences, good and bad, with this grass, and why he's keeping his. He starts with the basic benefits of winter stockpile.
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