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February 6, 2024• The U.S. beef cow inventory was 28.2 million head as of January 1, according to the USDA’s Cattle report. This is 2% lower than a year ago. The total number of all cattle and

Oftentimes, the hardest step to take toward achieving a goal is the first one. This is especially true for new and beginning farmers or those branching away from the family business

Compared to cattle, horses have different nutrient requirements and health conditions that can be met or affected by the hay they eat

Cool-season grass pastures are almost always going to go dormant and cease growth at some point during the summer. It’s a fact that most graziers live with, and the good ones have predetermined plan

Below are examples of alfalfa and grass prices being paid

With the primary election season upon us, debates are common as voters attempt to formulate their candidate preferences

From the ripe old age of 5 years old, Mike Williams knew he wanted to be a rancher

In the face of rising feed prices, dairy producers are seeking opportunities to feed low-cost forages now more than ever

The offseason is a time of year when you can get unexpected phone calls and possibly a few visits from sales people who are trying to pedal their agricultural wares

One of the tools I have used to assist my grazing management decisions is the pasture inventory

Out of sight, out of mind! This adage can certainly apply to our view of soil and the organisms that live in it

In the northern United States, hayfields often consist of a single forage species like alfalfa, but single species pastures are somewhat rare

Alfalfa offers a great opportunity to combat the spread of herbicide-resistant weed variants on your farm for two main reasons

The cow-calf industry is set to see a few profitable years once again. The national beef cow inventory is at its lowest numbers in decades with USDA’s July 2023 count indicating a herd size 3% smaller

As the world’s population continues to increase at a fast pace, more food and water will be needed to sustain humanity

Although alfalfa weevils have developed resistance to pyrethroid insecticides, causing severe alfalfa losses in the Western U.S. and concern elsewhere, producers may still be able to utilize pyrethroids

Grazing livestock is often depicted as animals out on lush, green pastures, moving periodically to new paddocks with even more lush, green forage. Although this is true, there is also the realit

“Think big, start small, and scale fast.” This was the advice Jim Carroll gave the audience at the Cattle Industry Convention in Orlando, Fla., about implementing new agricultural tech

The above average temperatures spanning across the central states are likely bringing first hay cutting and grazing start dates to mind. Whether spring soil testing is in order and/or fert