[Link] One of the Most Under-Used Resources in American Ag Is a Waste Product
According to the University of Kentucky, each bushel of corn produced leaves about 50 pounds of…well, not corn. This stuff is generally called corn …
Tag: grazing
[Link] Want better soil health? Build fences
Brett Mathews says he’s nearly done putting fence back around his family’s 200-acre farm. He’s losing acreage as he pushes the fence posts behin…
[Link] Cover crops offer potential grazing benefit for cattle operations
Many Oklahoma ranchers have been reaping the benefits of feed cost and overall animal wellbeing by having cover crops available as forage resources he…
[Link] Allen Williams: Extending the Grazing Season. Graze in Synchrony with Your Ecosystem
A sixth generation family farmer, Allen Williams he owns a grassfed beef farm in Mississippi and is a leading expert in forage and grazing management,…
[Link] Drilling down into phosphorous efficiency
Many farmers held their paddocks phosphorus levels higher than needed
[Link] Bringing Cattle Back to the Farm to Enhance the Value of Cover Crops
Seeking to combine the return of cattle with capturing the value of cover crops, Rock Creek, Minn., strip-tiller and no-tiller Jon Stevens is grazing …
[Link] Year-round grazing is about summer management, not winter feeding
When livestock producers and ranchers think about year-round grazing, most think about winter feeding strategies — bale grazing, swath grazing and m…
[Link] Think about more than the calf market.
Cow-calf profits depend on your cost structure and productivity as well as your calf prices.
[Link] Adaptive Multi-Paddock Grazing Lowers Soil Greenhouse Gas Emission Potential by Altering Extracellular Enzyme Activity
Adaptive multi-paddock (AMP) grazing is a form of rotational grazing in which small paddocks are grazed with high densities of livestock for short per…
