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Ranching Like a 12-Year Old: Ranching That is Simple, Easy and Fun!

In the years since Tom Krawiec began writing articles for On Pasture, he and I have spent a lot of time talking and he's...

Learning from the Past

The other day I read an intro to a book on pasture management that compared corn production and pasture management. The author contended that...

Building a Mentor Team for Success

This week I've got some articles to help you develop a team of advisors. These three authors all attribute their success to surrounding themselves...

Have You Ever Wished for a Mentor?

Back in the '90s, when I was running my research project on how to use goats to build firebreaks to protect homes and people,...

How Low Should You Graze in the Fall and Winter?

Here are three different aspects of what you should consider when fall and winter grazing. Each one describes how you can extend your grazing...

Climate and Grazing

Last month John Marble shared how thankful he is to be in agriculture because his opportunity to do good is so much bigger than...

What Would You Do to Save the Third Largest Salamander in the World?

The eastern hellbender is the third largest salamander species in the world. It depends on clean, cool, swiftly moving waters to survive, and is...

What to Read in September

Check out these articles from our archives suited to the work you're doing this month: Extend Your Grazing Season https://onpasture.com/2021/08/30/how-to-work-with-neighbors-to-graze-their-cover-crops-and-crop-residue/ Keep Production Up When Transitioning from Pasture...

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Rewarding Landowners for Protecting Wildlife Habitat

Thanks to Brianna Randall, NRCS Working Lands for Wildlife, for this article. The original has been edited for the On Pasture audience. Guided by extensive...

Carbon Farming Projects for Regenerative Graziers

In "The Future is in Your (Big) Hands" On Pasture author John Marble noted that farmers and ranchers have a much greater opportunity than...

Silvopasture is a climate conscious alternative to clearing forests for pasture

Thanks to the University of New Hampshire and Robbin Ray for this article. Land use change, like cutting down a forest to make way for...

Science is Your Friend

I was at a grazing workshop the first time I thought of creating On Pasture. A scientist stood up and carefully explained several studies...

ARS Scientists Discover the Longest-Lasting Natural Insect Repellent Yet – Coconut Oil

Thanks to Steve Elliot, Agricultural Research Service Office of Communication, for this article. Every year, stable flies and other blood-feeding pests take a $2.2 billion...

Want to Be a Better Thinker? Take a Shower!

This is the last month of On Pasture's regular publication schedule, and probably one of the most exhausting series of articles I've written. If you...

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