Electric fencing can be a great grazing management tool for farmers
As I have fielded phone calls and made farm visits since my last article, the two main topics seem to be the lack of early spring growth leading to the overgrazing of the late winter pasture, and electric fence problems.
For good spring and summer pastures, start early
Manage your pastures early and often for a good growing season.
Consider that pipeline’s impact to your pasture and hay fields
Consider all the effects of pipelines, including to your forage crops.
Make forage weed control plan now
We are on the downhill stretch. Mornings and nights are still cold, but the sun is warming up our afternoons.
Have you ever sampled your hay? Is your hay really good enough?
Many of us feed hay this time of year, but how many of us actually know what we are feeding?
Time to make a grazing resolution
For most of us in the United States, the beginning of the New Year is a time to make our New Year's resolution.
Tips for cutting your winter feed bill
Since we live in an area that requires feeding for the majority of the winter, maximizing feed value and minimizing waste is essential to your bottom line.
Remember to educate yourself, and your friends, about farming
As producers, we have many opportunities to share and educate.
Fall forage management tips
The leaves are falling, grain harvest is nearing completion and as we head into the winter months it’s time to give some consideration to your pastures.
Wean smart, reduce livestock stress
It has been said many times that the most economical way to raise cattle is in a forage system.
