For much of the U.S., frost is within a page turn of the calendar. That means the prussic acid poisoning alarm for sorghum-related species will promptly be sounded. In the near future, however, there...

It seems many people in the farming and ranching communities are still having a hard time coming to terms with the concept of climate change and what role human beings might play in this process...

In the Midwest, over the last two decades, both June and September have shown a trend toward warmer average monthly temperatures...

In my last column, I had discussed how to train your grazier’s eye to conduct ongoing pasture inventories...

Will it head early? Will it head late?These two questions follow grass varieties around like a lost puppy. They get asked by grass breeders during development; they get asked by marketing departments...

Do fresh, newly planted pastures provide better nutritional quality for grazing livestock than older pastures?...

Drought is on farmers’ minds across Missouri and other states. Monthly precipitation has been below average 17 of the last 22 months in Columbia, Mo...

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

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

In the mixed hardwood forests of the eastern U.S., silvopasturing has struggled to take hold...