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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Managing the Ranch as a Business: Using the Federal Income Tax to Capitalize Your Ranch Ain’t What it Used to be.
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. Disclaimers and Caveats First, the standard disclaimer. This is not meant to be tax advice. If you think you might be able to use any part … Continue reading
Managing the Ranch as a Business: The One Square Yard Ranch
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. Can you make a living ranching only a square yard? What a ridiculous statement! You say. Well, maybe you can’t feed your family with only one … Continue reading
Cell Grazing: Part VII. How to Get Rich on Drought and Bad Cattle Prices
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. Now that I have your attention. I have considered writing a book by this title. It would either be a best seller among the ranching community … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing
Tagged Cattle, cell grazing, LaBaume, Land & Livestock International, Livestock, Pasture, Ranch
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Cell Grazing: Part VI. Myths, Misconceptions, and Untruths about SGM
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. One of Einstein’s greatest sayings was, “Great ideas have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.” This case is no exception. I have encountered many people … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing
Tagged Arizona, Natural Resources Conservation Service, NRCS, Ranch, Savory System, SGM
7 Comments
Cell Grazing: Part V. How Many Animals?
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. Throughout all of this, I have emphasized flexibility. Flexibility in livestock numbers is also very important for a number of reasons. Contrary to popular myth, cell … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing
Tagged Albuquerque New Mexico, Cattle, Grazing, Land & Livestock International, Livestock, Square foot
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Cell Grazing: Part IV. Stock Density vs. Stocking Rate.
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. The difference between stocking rate and stock density is critical to understanding how and why cell grazing works. Stocking Rate is the actual number of animals … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing
Tagged alan savory, Albuquerque New Mexico, Grazing, LaBaume, Land & Livestock International, Pasture
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Cell Grazing: Part III. Why More Pastures?
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. So what is the actual advantage to a having a greater number of pastures? In one word, the advantage is control–especially control over time and stock … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing
Tagged Albuquerque New Mexico, Grazing, Land & Livestock International, Livestock, Pasture, Plant
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Cell Grazing: Part II. Range Rest (for those who are really into that sort of thing)
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. The mathematics of range rest: With a given number of pastures, the only way one can increase the time that each is rested is by increasing … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing
Tagged Albuquerque New Mexico, Grazing, LaBaume, Land & Livestock International, Pasture
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Cell Grazing: Part I. Introduction
By Dr. Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume, President & CEO, Land & Livestock International, Inc. Grazing (Photo credit: EricMagnuson) Cell Grazing goes by a multitude of names: There is Managing the Ranch as a Business with Restoration Grazing; Ranching for Profit; … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing
Tagged alan savory, Business, Grazing, Land & Livestock International, Ranch, Zimbabwe
11 Comments