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Category Archives: Herd Effect
INVISIBLE FENCES: AN INTERVIEW WITH DEAN ANDERSON
A bit lengthy but well worth the read. The technology is not yet fully cost effective when compared to the latest electric fencing technology. But compared to building a standard, barbed (or net) wire conventional fence, it is indeed less … Continue reading
Posted in Herd Effect, Herd Management, Mob Grazing, Planned Grazing, Savory Grazing Method, Soils
Tagged cell grazing, fencing, virtual fence
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Your Grazing Chart – Figuring Animal Needs
By Troy Bishopp via On Pasture Today, we’re headed to a presentation by Troy, the Grass Whisperer, Bishopp to check out how easy it can be to figure our animal needs so we can create a Planned Grazing Chart that … Continue reading
Posted in Cattle Production, Cell Grazing, Herd Effect, Managed Grazing, Managing the Ranch as a Business, Planned Grazing, Restoriation Grazing, Savory Grazing Method
Tagged Agriculture, Animal, Bishopp Family Farm, Forage, Grazing, managing the ranch as a business, mob grazing, Pasture, planned grazing, restoration grazing, savory grazing metod, soil, Troy Bishopp
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Setting Up an Intensive Grazing System That Works – Pasture Recovery Periods
By Dave Scott via On Pasture Regardless of your irrigation status, you’ll find great tips here on improving spring pastures, getting more forage with less nitrogen, adding legumes and preventing and reducing parasite problems. Pasture Recovery Period Considerations or “Building the … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing, Herd Effect, Managed Grazing, Managing the Ranch as a Business, Ranch business planning, Ranch Economics, Restoriation Grazing
Tagged Colorado, Forage, Grazing, Irrigation, Livestock, managing the ranch as a business, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Nitrogen, Pasture, restoration grazing
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Bootstrap @ The Golden Yoke – Pasture Management:
Do you have any idea as to how long it has taken the government Neanderthals (NRCS, et al) and their lackeys (SRM, et al) to recognize and admit to the advantages of intensive grazing management? I’ll give you a hint–the idea … Continue reading
Posted in Cell Grazing, Herd Effect, Managed Grazing, Managing the Ranch as a Business, Mob Grazing, Ranch business planning, Ranch Economics, Restoriation Grazing
Tagged Amazon.com, Cattle, Flathead Indian Reservation, Irrigation, Land & Livestock International, Management, Pasture, Ranch
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Intensive Grazing on Irrigated Pastures
By Dave Scott of ATTRA-NCAT via On Pasture Even if you’re not working with irrigation, this article has some great tips for transitioning to intensive grazing, stockpiling pasture, and considering the downsides. This is the first in a series from Dave … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Health, Cattle Production, Cell Grazing, Herd Effect, Managed Grazing, Managing the Ranch as a Business, Mob Grazing, Ranch business planning, Ranch Economics, Restoriation Grazing, Savory Grazing Method
Tagged Agriculture, Cattle, Grazing, Hay, Holistic Management, Irrigation, Livestock, mob grazing, Pasture, planned grazing, Savory Grazing Method, Washington State University
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Herding & Electric Fencing Combined to Increase Herd Effect
The Rodear Initiative. We can pick up and set out polywire at a blistering pace with the help of our equine partners. We’ve got a good video of this method in action that we’ll put up when we get it … Continue reading
Posted in Cattle Production, Cell Grazing, Herd Effect, Low Stress Livestock Handling, Managed Grazing, Managing the Ranch as a Business, Mob Grazing, Restoriation Grazing, Savory Grazing Method, Soils, Water, Water Issues
Tagged Amazon Kindle, Amazon.com, Business day, Gunnery Sergeant, Gunny, Holistic Management, iPhone, Jimmy, Misfits, mob grazing, planned grazing, restoration grazing, Savory Grazing Method
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Using rodearing to improve upland range…
The Rodear Initiative The Betrayed: On Warriors, Cowboys and Other Misfits. by Dr Jimmy T (Gunny) LaBaume. Click here to buy the paperback version from Land & Livestock International’s aStore. Digital media products such as Kindle can only be purchased … Continue reading
Posted in Cattle Production, Cell Grazing, Environmental Entrepreneurs, Herd Effect, Low Stress Livestock Handling, Managing the Ranch as a Business
Tagged Amazon Kindle, Amazon.com, Cowboy, Gunnery Sergeant, holistic resource management, Kendall Version, LaBaume, Low Stress Cattle Handling, managemet intensive grazing, Misfits, mob grazing, planned grazing, Savory Grazing Method, Warriors
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Rodearing
The Rodear Initiative Rodearing is a lot like sheep herding! Cattle are naturally gregarious, but need to be “trained” to stay in such close proximity. This same response to herding should be advantageous in the presence of predators. Here we’re utilizing … Continue reading
Posted in Cattle Production, Cell Grazing, Environmental Entrepreneurs, Herd Effect, Low Stress Livestock Handling, Managed Grazing, Mob Grazing, Savory Grazing Method, Soils
Tagged Agriculture and Forestry, Beef, Business, Cattle, Herd, Holistic Management, Livestock, Low Stress Cattle Handling, management intensive grazing, Marketing and Advertising, mob grazing, planned grazing, Savory Grazing Method, Texas
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