IT SEEMS pretty straightforward. In the West, we irrigate pastures; in the East, we don’t. In the East, it rains frequently, and in the West, it doesn’t. Plain as black and white...

Many years ago, I heard the definition of an agronomist as being someone who never ceases to be amazed that nitrogen (N) makes grass grow...

One of the common questions that comes up when planning for a grazing season is how many times a pasture can safely be grazed each year...

When it comes to feeding cows in the wintertime, grazed forage in the field is usually the lowest cost feed source...

One of the most shocking statements for a group of ranchers to hear is when I tell them that ranching is really a land management business...

Successful winter grazing starts with planning before the first blade of grass appears in the spring...

Every spring, graziers find themselves frustrated trying to keep cool-season grasses in their pastures from heading out...

One of the fundamental principles of sound grazing management is matching your stocking rate to the carrying capacity of the land...

Welcome to this first installment of The Pasture Walk. The editors of Hay & Forage Grower have invited me to share my thoughts on pasture and grazing management through 2020...