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This article comes to us from Sandra Avant, ARS Office of Communications, USDA Agricultural Research Services. It was published in the September 16 issue of AgResearch Magazine. 29 more words via Prairies Help Us Understand Antibiotic Resistance — On Pasture
Last year about this time, an On Pasture reader asked us when he could start grazing a planting he’s was getting ready for fall forage. We figured there’d be more of you out there this summer with the same question. 16 more words via Is It Ready Yet? How to Know When You Can Start Grazing […]
We all know that giving our pastures enough time to recover before grazing them again is critical to our success. But what may be news is how big the impact of just a few days less of recovery can turn into a problem that costs us forage and money. 7 more words via Here’s What Reducing […]
Profitability in the cattle business is possible. Here are three ratios that will add cash to your bottom line. via 3 grazing ratios you should obsess over to be profitable — Beef Magazine
It is that time of year where cattle producers are starting to wean spring calves and are starting to look towards what lies ahead. via 5 tips for managing underconditioned cows — Beef Magazine
A $2 per cwt. rally in cash fed cattle prices last week helped feedyards post small average profits and erase the previous week’s $43 per head loss. via A $2 per cwt. rally in cash fed cattle prices last week helpagweb.com/…/rally-pulls-margins-into-the-black
We first covered this back in 2015. Here’s the third part in the series with some updates suggested by On Pasture readers. If you’ve missed the first two, here they are: How Much to Pay for Leased Pasture – 2018 Doing the Math on Pasture Rental Rates Part 1 Animal Unit Months Figuring pasture use… via […]
Over the last few months, my Boneheaded Beef Business Blunders articles have related how I’ve been burned by ineffective land lease and custom grazing contracts. As a result, I’ve changed what I include in contracts. 21 more words via Everything You Need to Include in a Farm/Ranch Lease Contract – Part 1 — On Pasture
A sturdy fence and secure gates are necessary for cattle. Fences can be made of various materials including wood, barbed wire, woven wire, and electric wire. It is necessary that you compare prices of various outlets because prices can vary significantly. Many cattle owners find high tensile/electrical or woven wire or a combination of both […] […]
