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If You Could Be Anything, Would You Still Be A Farmer/Rancher?

In her piece "What Farming Isn't" Sarah Mock shares what she learned traveling on dirt roads in Midwest farm country. Her list didn't surprise...

Let Your Environment Help You Choose Your Replacement Heifers

Last week we ran Kit Pharo's article about why ear tagging newborn calves isn't necessary. One reader wondered how this affects choosing replacement heifers....

Which Pastures Should You Work on Improving When You Have Limited Resources?

You might feel like that high-scoring pasture is your top performer, so you should give it what it needs, like you would any diva. But your biggest payback will be in helping the under-performing pasture that has potential, but is lagging because it's deficient in nutrients, organic matter, or pH.

To Bale or Not to Bale? To Clip or Not to Clip? Here Are Some Answers

Let’s ponder two questions with this article: “To bale or not bale?” and “Should I put up hay or just buy what I need?”...

How I Fell In Love With A Fish

What is sustainability when it comes to food? Is feeding chicken to fish environmentally sound? That's what Chef Dan Barber asked himself as he...

Don’t Ear Tag Your New Born Calves

Many cow-calf producers think it is sacrilegious to not ear tag calves at birth.   Most do it because they have always done it.   Several...

New Fencing and Water and CRP Grazing – Ideas For Profitable Ranching From the Sand Ranch

How do you go from $20,000 in carry over debt after selling all your calves, to no debt, making a profit and having fun...

Repairing Vehicles With Goats

No matter what Bill Fosher says, goats are very useful creatures!

Portable Solar Water Pump for Watering Livestock

This video comes to us from the Full Belly Project and shows a mobile solar pump system to take advantage of small streams and...

Forecasting Unintended Consequences of Grassland Conversion

Written collaboratively by Roger Gates, Ben Turner, Melissa Wuellner and Barry Dunn (former SDSU College of Agriculture & Biological Sciences Dean, former SDSU Extension...

Out of Debt and On To Profit – The Sand Ranch Starts Winter Grazing and Stops Haying

Last week we started a series of articles about Cody and Deanna Sand and how the changes they've made since 2011 have gotten them...

The Grazing Stick: Tool or Toy?

Do you want to quickly figure out how much forage you have and how many animals can graze for how long? Get out that grazing stick and follow these instructions and you'll have the answer in no time! PLUS there's a link to grazing stick sources if you don't have one already.

Grazing for Biodiversity

Biodiversity in your pastures provides many benefits to pasture productivity, soil health, animal performance, and wildlife habitat. The table below shows typical composition of...

How the Sand Ranch Got Its Groove Back

In just a four short years, the Sands went from $20,000 in carryover farm debt to owing nothing. The added bonus? They had more time to spend with family AND they started having fun again. This is the first in a series about the changes they made and what they learned along the way. We hope it inspires you!

Deseret Land and Livestock Manages for Wildlife AND Cattle

As you might guess from its name, Deseret Land and Livestock isn't just about raising cattle. Though they do run a lot of cattle...

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