Pasture

Farmers and ranchers across the U.S. have a love-hate relationship with wildlife. For many ranch families, one of the perks is seeing wildlife, from big game animals to bluebirds, sharing their pastures and range with their livestock. On the other...

While it's been a year of moisture extremes, some regions that enjoyed high rainfall are facing the prospects of high wildfire danger. Oklahoma, for instance, is faced with as high a grass fuel load as we've ever had, says Terry Bidwell, Oklahoma...

Texas' wet summer could mean more feral hogs this fall, says Billy Higginbotham, Extension fisheries and wildlife specialist.

Late summer/early fall can be a good time to treat sericea lespedeza with herbicides, according to Walt Fick, Kansas State University (K-State) Research and Extension range management specialist

A Web site developed by the University of Wisconsin Extension Grains Team is helping connect hay buyers and sellers

Weed populations have exploded recently in many pastures. Plants like ragweed, ironweed, goldenrod, and vervain have become a common sight. Many pastures were drought stressed last year

Rio Verde lablab, a recently released forage legume by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, could provide some relief to nitrogen fertilizer cost-shock. Not only does it not require nitrogen fertilizer

Robust demand for recreational tracts, strong livestock profits and high grain prices continue to fuel the strong bull run in the pasture and rangeland

Jim Gerrish recalls his first try at swath grazing. He was concerned about the quality of his alfalfa swaths left out on the field all winter. What he

Ron Banks doesn't have time to fix somebody else's mistakes. We grow cattle, explains the owner of Rendezvous Cattle. That's it. That's why he won't buy