Greg Judy advises being carefull not to clip off ragweed in late fall
Clipping your pastures late in the fall can severely impact your winter stockpile growth for your winter forage supply.
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Paddock Sizing For Intensive Grazing
“How big should my paddocks/pastures be?” The answer involves some forage clipping, some weighing, and some math and Dave Scott explains it all here. Enjoy! Dave Scott’s Sheep RanchDave Scott and his wife own and operate Montana Highland Lamb (Home Grown & Happy) in Whitehall Montana. Dave is also a livestock specialist at ATTRA’s National […]
MUNRO WIRE WINDER
Wind Up Fence Wire the Easy Way with a Skid Steer or Tracker | Python Wire Winder
The Python Wire Winder rolls up fence wire with an auger drive unit connected to your skid steer or tractor. With features like tie wire grooves, ten wire starter slots, and retention pin storage, the Python is sure to put the squeeze on your next wire wrapping project.
Hotwoods Pro-Tatch Hydraulic Wire Winder
The strongest 3pt. wire winders on the market today. Over 13,500 in use worldwide. The ball valve is your variable speed control. Smooth-operating valve allows you to easily select any speed from fast down to crawl, as well as a complete stop. Wire winder’s hydraulic motor provides ample
We’re Stockpiling Now for Winter Grazing at Green Pastures Farm
We have 70 days left until our average killing frost date. That means we’re starting to stockpile now to extend our grazing season, allowing pastures to grow so we won’t have to feed hay this winter. via We’re Stockpiling Now for Winter Grazing at Green Pastures Farm — On Pasture
Driving T Posts through Sedimentary Rock Layers
Baling Hay
Working Cattle Effectively
Dr. Ron Gill shares tips on working a cattle through an alley, sweep tub and chute.
What Makes Bulls Angry?
https://youtu.be/kaJ97azaTdk What makes this dangerous bull, Lunarito angry? The experts test colors and motion.