Monthly Archives: May 2016

Come Ride With Me by Dave Stamey

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

      FOLLOW FLYOVER PRESS ON FACEBOOK Check out our WebSite Check out our e-Store Planned Grazing: A Study Guide and Reference Manual. This is the ideal squeal to A Handbook for Ranch Managers.  Although the ecological principles remain the same, what was … Continue reading →

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Out for the week

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

I’ll be out of the office all next week but back in the saddle again on Monday, 30 May. Hope y’all have a great and safe week. — jtl           A Handbook for Ranch Managers.  In keeping with … Continue reading →

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Wyoming Rancher Beats EPA In Pond Fight

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

Well, they throw us a bone every now and then. But I’d advise Andy Johnson to watch his six. They’ve been known to murder people they cut deals with. — jtl, 419 Wyoming rancher Andy Johnson talks about his lawsuit … Continue reading →

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What’s worse than no cattle futures?

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

Live Cattle futures have become so disconnected from any semblance of reality that their usefulness to cattle producers is suspect at best and damaging at worst. Bull shit and so-what? Futures (and options) prices have never had anything to do … Continue reading →

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Ranch buy adds to huge Montana wildlife reserve

Posted on May 19, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

Its purchase by the American Prairie Reserve comes amid tensions with some in central Montana who see the project’s rapid expansion over the past decade as an encroachment on their way of life. Things like this (and they happen every … Continue reading →

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Losing the animal rights war

Posted on May 18, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

 So, FEI won, but lost. Ultimately, the groups prosecuted under RICO laws got what they wanted…That’s worth pondering as the beef industry and peers in other livestock sectors continue figuring out how to address groundless charges brought against them by … Continue reading →

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A Perfect Storm

Posted on May 13, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

Originally posted on Flyover-Press.com:
 Any lie and any materially misleading statement — and she is prone to both — made to the FBI can form the basis for an independent criminal charge against her. This is the environment that…

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Grazing management: The essence of ranching

Posted on May 13, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

 Remember: fertilizer pays. Research has shown one pound of additional calf or yearling gain for every pound of nitrogen fertilizer applied to improved pastures. Actually, there is lots and lots of evidence to the contrary–especially with ultra high intensity grazing. … Continue reading →

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Dave Stamey – If I Had a Horse

Posted on May 12, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

       Environmental & Natural Resource Economics: The Austrian View edited by Dr Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume Is now available in both PAPERBACK and Kindle Murray N. Rothbard was the father of what some call Radical Libertarianism or Anarcho-Capitalism which Hans-Hermann Hoppe … Continue reading →

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Another Rancher Destroyd by the BLM…. Borba vs/BLM.

Posted on May 11, 2016 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

Animals have “rights” but people don’t. — jtl, 419         FOLLOW FLYOVER PRESS ON FACEBOOK Check out our WebSite Check out our e-Store Planned Grazing: A Study Guide and Reference Manual. This is the ideal squeal to A Handbook for Ranch … Continue reading →

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