Don Ashford has a creative way of planting and managing his pastures so that he doesn't have to feed his stock, and he keeps his costs down. Could you do something similar with your pastures?
When wolves were reintroduced in Yellowstone National Park in 1995, no one was anticipating that their arrival would improve tree growth. But it did....
Here are articles associated with our series on grazing and carbon sequestration. Many are publicly available, so we've provided the full paper for you...
At the American Forage and Grassland Council’s annual meeting in Roanoke, Virginia, this past January, I was asked to summarize and present the scientific...
Not long ago, On Pasture published an article entitled "Does the Lack of Affordable Health Insurance Threaten Farm and Ranch Viability?" The answer without...
Native, perennial warm-season grasses produce well compared to cool-season grasses during the hot and dry weather, on soils with low moisture holding capacity, low pH, and low phosphorus levels.
