Pasture

The decision to creep feed, which is any feed a producer provides calves while they're still nursing, is one that must judged by its cost-effectiveness, says Karl Hoppe, North Dakota State University (NDSU) Extension livestock specialist at the

Farmland values, driven by high crop prices, are surging at a pace not seen since the 1980s in some states, according to the Federal Land Bank of Kansas City's Quarterly Ag Credit Survey

There’s a new buzzword out West when it comes to grazing --targeted grazing.

Targeted grazing can be highly effective to improve pasture quality without pesticides.

Information for teaching grassland principles in the classroom not only has to be good to be accepted by teachers. It must also meet the National Science Education Standards. This is according to research done by educators as to why science...

Common Wyoming Pest: Grasshoppers is a field guide updated with new photos and clarified text that's now available from the University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service (UWCES). The free, pocket-size booklet includes photos and information...

Jeff Haley looks at the tiny sprigs of green poking up through the sandy earth and smiles. Big. He has good reason to. A year ago, he stood near this spot while despair gripped his guts and tore at his heart