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The Progressing Farmer Buys a Farm Part 2: Getting Your Head Right

In Part 1 of this series, Jenn Colby described her drive to farm, how hard she worked to make a go of it on...

Don’t Forget to Nurture Yourself, Ranch Women

When Julie told her parents she was marrying a cowboy and leaving the city for ranch life, they were worried. Decades later, Morris Grassfed Beef is a leader in the industry and Julie is still loving the life she chose. Here's the story of how it all worked out.

Treating Parasites in Small Ruminants

It turns out, treating every animal in the herd 2 or more times a year, as many of us were taught, creates more problems than it solves. Here's what we should do instead.

Pasture Rental Rates by County in the United States

"Pasture lease rates" is one of the searches we see most often at On Pasture. We've published a lot of articles on how to...

Jenn Colby, Progressing Farmer: How to Start Your Own Farm From Scratch

Jenn Colby is one of the group of folks whose brainstorming helped create On Pasture, and we think of her as a Progressing Farmer...

Kentucky Fried Chicken Dogs

What will a dog do for a little fried chicken? And what happens when they become what they love? HEY! We need YOUR HELP! Our grant doesn't...

Success of Reed Canary Grass Seedings With and Without Companion Crops

Dan Hudson has been running test plots to share information on establishment of reed canary grass with and without companion or nurse crops. His...

Blaming Our Troubles on the Market

If you want to experience the unhappiness radiating throughout the ranching business, there is no better place to visit than your local auction yard....

Meat Cuts for the Spring-Summer Market Season

Best beef cuts for warm weather marketing.

Autumn Olive – Friend or Foe?

Here's how Greg Judy manages Autumn Olive in his pastures to take advantage of it for nitrogen fixation and soil building as well as forage. Check the map in the article to see if it's in your area, and if not, consider these techniques for managing other brushy species.

Farmers and Writers Have It Made!

  It’s widely known that farming is a lucrative occupation, typically reserved for jet-setters, celebrities, and the crustiest of the upper-crust. Think about it. Dollar...

Post-Fire Management on Eastern Colorado Rangelands

Some areas of the country have already seen range fires. With a hot summer on the way, here's what successful post-fire management looks like.

Thriving On Trust

This CommonGround* video, “Thriving on Trust” — features Colorado rancher and CommonGround volunteer Kelsey Pope, along with her mother, Cindy Frasier.  It offers an...

I’m Sorry I Missed Your Drought Party

The 2012 drought hit Troy Bishopp hard. So when 2016 rolled around showing all the same signs, he got to work on his drought plan. Here's what he did that made him miss the drought party of 2016.

Spring Management After Mud Season

Last week Greg Judy talked about getting through mud season. This week he describes his management for the rest of the spring that sets him up for year-round grazing.

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