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Serious thought needed about who will do the work, how will they be paid, and where the investment capital will come from
Cow-calf operation west of Brandon puts cattle at the right place at the right time
Switching to a high stock density system with 128 paddocks instead of 16
Kostyshyn announces funding for three-year pilot project aimed at keeping gates open at 24 community pastures
Staying small has benefits in the farming world: less costs, more time and greater agility
Fast flowing water from recent rainstorms in the Reston area has caused widespread damage to downstream roads, haylands and crops
With five gyres the colour of black tea swirling into culverts in the background, Garth Elliott stood on a washed-out road and looks out over what appears to be an inland sea. It’s actually Stoney Creek, which in most years is a tiny rivulet fed by sloughs. “Some years, this creek doesn’t even run,” said
For every day too early you graze in the spring, count on losing three days of grazing in the fall
With previous flooding, drought and now a late spring, many producers will be faced with the question of what to do with pastures weakened by flooding and overgrazing. No matter how you look at it, you may be forced to sacrifice the health of some of your pastures. Let’s take a look at the cost
