A new resource for ranchers showcases how adopting sound pasture management practices can translate directly to an operation’s overall profit potential.
DuraCor features Rinskor active, the first new active ingredient for broadleaf weed control in pastures and rangeland in nearly 15 years.
If you have a horse that is losing weight, and you are unsure why, here are five reasons that your horse may be losing weight.
With less than ideal planting conditions in many regions this year, wheat is getting planted later than usual. This can impact the amount of forage available to cattle, especially early on. Jeff Bedwell, agronomist with Oklahoma Land Run Farmer’s Cooperative and cow-calf producer from Isabella, Oklahoma, said that producers will likely need to make some […]
A new study from the University of Minnesota shows that warm-season annual grasses have good potential for use in horse pastures. “Annual grasses need to be replanted from seed each year, so they involve more work than perennial grasses, but they provide horse owners more summer grazing options,” said Krishona Martinson, an Equine Extension Specialist […]
A North Carolina farmer proves it’s OK to think outside the box when applying for a grant. Heck, you can even go hog wild. Larry and Judy McPherson applied for a Rural Agriculture Reinvestment Fund (RAFI) grant to help transition their farm from organic vegetables to pasture raised animals. After harvesting trees, Uwharrie Farm called […]
Turning cattle out to summer grass is just around the corner. Regardless if you own or rent your pasture, these BioZyme experts say it’s important to make sure you are getting the most efficient use of your resources. The first thing to consider is the stocking rate for the specific area you live. Stocking rate, […]