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Fall Stockpiling and Pasture Housekeeping Tips

Here's what Victor has been doing to get ready for his extended grazing season. It's been a little different this year thanks to all the moisture he's gotten. Whether its been dry or wet where you are, he's got useful ideas.

May Calving is Now the Rule for Dickinson Research and Extension Center

For the last five years, North Dakota State University's Dickinson Research and Extension Center has been turning its bulls out in August for May...

Soil Health – Go Deeper

Dr. Ray Weil has spent his whole life looking at and learning about soils and how they work to keep us all fed. In...

Bring in the Bees: Farmscaping With Pollinator Mixes

Dave Wilson, King’s AgriSeeds, co-authored this piece with Genevieve Why draw more insects to the field? Most row crop fields are acres upon acres of...

NDGLC Mentoring Program Helps Ranchers Make Big Improvements

Joshua Dukart, Executive Director of the North Dakota Grazing Lands Coalition, and Kenneth Miller, rancher and former NDGLC chair, share how their community of ranchers is working together to help everyone be successful.

Does Compost Tea Improve Pasture? Part 2

After a thorough investigation, these farmers aren't sold on using compost tea for pasture improvement.

Two Soil Improvement Practices – Should You Spend Your Money?

Asking the right questions can save you time and money. Here we demonstrate how we asked questions about Keyline Plowing and Soil Balancing to decide if those practices work for farmers and ranchers.

Does Compost Tea Improve Pasture?

You may have heard of compost tea and theories that it can be used to improve pastures. With little research done on its benefits, one group of Indiana farmers decided to do their own tests to see if this treatment was as good as its claims.

Acorn-Finished Hogs at Black Holler Farm

Editor's Note: Two Things Thing one - Forrest Pritchard, owner of Smithfield Meadows Farm and author of Gaining Ground, has written a new book with...

When Planning for the Summer Slump, Consider Pearl Millet

While it's too late for this grazing season, you might want to start thinking about this forage for your summer slump next year.

Looking For High Protein in Your Summer Mix? Consider Brassicas

Turnips and radishes with 24% protein make a great addition to summer grasses. Here's how to graze them once you've got them

Gabe Brown: “Soil Matters”

Gabe Brown is known for the work he's done improving his soils and his farm's profitability. He quit tilling back in 1993, turning instead to...

Winter Stockpile Grazing Part 5 – The Weather Trumps Planning

Editors Note: It takes a brave person to share his successes, challenges and stresses online with all of us. That's what Troy has been doing this...

Plants Beat Steel When It Comes To Reducing Soil Compaction

Alan Sundermeier, a researcher at Ohio State University says, "You can't solve your problems with steel.  Even with a subsoiler that may have minimal...

Catch the Soil Health Bug

Here's a little inspiration for you from Grasstravaganza 2014

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