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Nutrient Balancing Makes Farms and Ranches More Profitable

Every time an animal, a milk truck or a crop leaves your place you're exporting nutrients. And you're importing them in fertilizers or purchased hay. Here are some tools to look at your export/import balance.

Cattle Shrink When They’re Stressed

If you've done everything right up to now to raise fat cattle, be sure what you do when you're handling and transporting them doesn't undo all your hard work.

More for Less in Pasture

A nine-year study shows that multi-species pastures provide 31% more forage than a two-species mixture. And since the multi-species mix also improves soil health, those pastures are more drought tolerant too.

Ranching and Wetlands Can Go Together

"Ranching, conservation, ecological restoration, these things  are not diametrically opposed. In fact they go very well together. And I think the 10 years we've...

Sand Ranch Series

Here are all the articles about Cody and Deanna Sand and what they did to move from $20,000 in debt to no debt (except...

“Just Do It” Goes For Farming and Ranching Too

When he was 95 years old Scott Nearing, who has been described as the great-granddaddy of the back-to-the land movement, was speaking to a...

Skinny Cows? Use Body Condition Scoring to Adjust Your Management

Skinny cows may look better in bikinis, but in the beef business that's not really how we measure success. Economic losses from thin cows can...

Greg Judy Extends Grazing Season With Cover Crops

The summer of 2015 was droughty in Missouri and by October, regrowth was pretty non-existent due to the lack of moisture. But in spite...

Charge MORE For Your Eggs. Your Neighbors Will Thank You!

It’s the time of year when things are evening out for those of us with livestock. We have set the pace and are beginning...

Get Assistance for Livestock and Forage Losses Due to Weather and Fire

Last May, a lightning strike killed 21 cows eating at a metal feeder in McCook County, South Dakota. The loss to the farmer was...

We Can Drink Water Made From Sewage

You're probably already feeling a little bit of disgust at this idea, right? Here, from Minute Earth is why you feel that way, even...

Bedstraw is a Nutritious, Resilient Forage

If you have bedstraw  on your farm or ranch, lucky you! According to forage analysis done by the Vermont Pasture Management Outreach program, protein...

Grazing Sagebrush to Save It

It’s a problem all over the West: old stands of sagebrush, poor in biodiversity due to lack of disturbance. The increase in sagebrush density...

The Inner Workings of Ag Book Publishing

A few years back, a publisher specializing in agriculture books contacted me about distributing my book, "Cows Eat Weeds." In spite of myself I...

Making Good Destocking Decisions in Drought

What do you do if it doesn't rain so the grass doesn't grow? Your livestock are grazing along, not a worry in the world,...

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