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Grazing preference, fencing, and parasite issues are among the quirks sheep producers deal with when attempting high stock density grazing
Many adaptive grazing systems look to mimic the original bison herds, but how do those systems change when bison themselves are behind the wire?
Circle H Farms near Brandon is the latest national TESA winner
Planned grazing must be flexible enough to fit real life, experts say
Planned grazing systems are difficult to develop but are a must for the cow-calf producer
Association of Manitoba Community Pastures receives a 2017 Manitoba Excellence Award for Sustainability in Water and Natural Area Stewardship while Manitoba Beef Producers honoured for its work protecting grassland birds
Pastures are slow growing this spring and last year’s feed surplus is starting to dwindle
From forages worth $5.67 million annually to $4.7 million in carbon sequestration services, the benefits from the province’s 350,000 acres of community pastures add up fast
Attendees to the 2018 Beef and Forage Days got both a window into the industry and a crystal ball on where it’s going next, including management strategies on the horizon
