New research indicates that cattlemen place a greater emphasis on conservation efforts than their farming counterparts. Here’s how cover crops, haying and cattle grazing benefit the environment and the economy.
As the model for a two-crop rotation becomes challenging, farmers may want to look more closely at adding livestock and a variety of forages to their operations.
South Dakota rancher Jared Namken uses cover crops and rotational grazing to lengthen the grazing season, reduce feed costs, and build healthier soils across his 1,100-acre operation in Lake Norden, South Dakota.
Traceability is a hot topic right now in the beef business. And while traceability isn’t a marketing claim by itself, consumer demand to know about the beef they buy may force beef brands to verify marketing claims. That and more awaits you in...
To grow more grass to increase forage availability, we must think like grass farmers first and cattlemen second. Here are two strategies to become a better forage producer.
