Beef producer from South Dakota says his soil health recipe for success includes a mix of long-term no-till farming and cover cropping.
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Retired cattle producer focuses on soil biology
Beef producer from South Dakota says his soil health recipe for success includes a mix of long-term no-till farming and cover cropping
Intercropping corn for better shoulder season grazing
Planting other forage species between the rows might offer better feed than corn grazing alone, but there are challenges
Planting other forage species between corn rows might offer better feed than corn grazing alone, but there are challenges to implementing the concept.
Trailblazing regenerative agriculture certification: FEATURE STORY
Official regenerative certification programs are out there; will it ever translate to farmers getting paid more?
Regenerative agriculture certification programs are getting their feet under them; will it ever translate to farmers getting paid more for their product?
Virtual fencing shows promise in rough northern Prairie terrain
Virtual fencing could be a viable way for producers to prevent over-grazing and better manage herds
Virtual fencing could be a viable way for producers to prevent over-grazing and better manage cattle herds, even on more marginal pasture on the Prairies.
Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries tags grassland partnership for carbon offsets
The Crown corporation has slated funds for grassland preservation in western Manitoba
The partnership between Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries and the Manitoba Habitat Conservancy aims to maintain unbroken grassland in western Manitoba.
What do we want to grow in our pastures?
There are basic guidelines and advice for a pasture mix, but questions abound
There are basic guidelines and advice when deciding on want plants you want in your pasture mix, but questions abound.
Rotational grazing tips from Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show
Managing any eventuality in rotational grazing starts with having a large area surrounding by a perimeter fence, giving flexibility and options, according to James Clark, territory manager for Ontario for Gallagher.
Virtual fence performs in the field
An Ontario farm manages two groups of cattle with the new system
Virtual fence technology provides alternatives to building or rebuilding costly fence infrastructure for cattle producers, and one Ontario couple is putting it to the test on their pasture.