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Beef · Business Innovation · Cover Crops · Holistic Management · Livestock · World Ag News

Farming: The long game

For Wade Dooley, farming is all about being dynamic. Dooley, 38, who farms near Albion in Marshall County, Iowa, has made significant changes to his farming operation in the last five years
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Beef · Holistic Management · Livestock · Regenerative Agriculture · Soil Health · World Ag News

Switch to regenerative method improves soils on US beef farm – Farmers Weekly

Working with nature has increased soil organic matter from 0.5% to 5% and doubled carbon sequestration at White Oak Pastures farm on America’s east coast
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Beef · Holistic Management · Livestock · World Ag News

Greg is fired up about his new silvopasture project.

By removing the inferior trees, great things start to happen. Now with the sunlight being able to penetrate to the ground, forages can grow under the trees to support livestock and wildlife.
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Beef · Livestock · Soil Health · World Ag News

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, grass-fed genetics and re-production, marketing, and the
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Beef · Holistic Management · Livestock · Soil Health · World Ag News

Let’s get intense — cattle producer amps the density in his system

Ryan Boyd will put 400 yearlings on a quarter-acre as part of a system to boost forage productivity.
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Beef · Holistic Management · Livestock · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News

Ranching approach yielding more forage on less land

Wayne Hungate’s holistic ranching method has enabled him to graze a bigger herd on a much smaller acreage of pasture, and yet his forage always seems to grow back thicker and more
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Beef · Holistic Management · Livestock · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News

If Ranching Wants To Survive Drought And Other Climate Hassles, It’s Time To Show Soil Some Love

Efforts like regenerative agriculture can help farmers adapt to climate change — and make more money.
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Beef · Holistic Management · Livestock · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News

What is the True Meaning of Grazing?

Management Consultant, Peter Drucker said, “Follow effective action with quiet reflection. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action.”
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Beef · Holistic Management · Livestock · World Ag News

Greg tripled his stocking density on winter stockpile strip grazing.

By tightening up our grazing density with twice daily moves we have tripled our rest period over our whole farm. This allows us to allocate our winter stockpiled forage over the entire
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Beef · Cover Crops · Livestock · World Ag News

Boerst family brings regenerative ag approach to their farm

Dan and Ruth Boerst are practicing regenerative agriculture on 500 acres of owned and rented land in central Waupaca County through the use of cover crops, no-till planting and livestock integration by
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