Greg Brann, Natural Resources Conservation Service Grazing Specialist in Tennessee, recently sent some information out to his local farmers about "indicator plants" along with...
Not all soils are created equal. You can improve your soils to a degree, but it's always a good idea to set your expectations based on your soil's capabilities. That way you're working with what you've got and not throwing good money after bad. So do yourself a favor and check out the Natural Resources Conservation Service's web soil survey site.
Shannon shares what grass-fed customers need to know about what makes a piece of grass-fed meat different from grain-fed, and what that means in the kitchen so they can have the best meal possible.
Written collaboratively by Taylor Grussing, Heather Gessner and Shannon Sand of South Dakota State University.
With all the day to day tasks that need...
Thanks to Steve Bryns, Texas A&M Agrilife, for this article.
Researchers at Texas A&M just finished a six-year study proving what many of their West...
How is grass productivity above and below ground affected by grazing at different heights or by leaving different residuals after grazing? A study at...