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As I’ve worked on over a dozen silvopasture projects over the last few years, guiding them all the way from plan ...
The other day I got an email from a pastured pork producer in Iowa, someone who is well established and respected ...
[The above picture from the USGS shows the area in North America dedicated to crop production. It's a ...
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I published the first edition of The Grazier’s Guide to Trees in January of 2022, exactly one ...
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I wanted to share with you an update on where we’re at with honey locust propagation. We’ve hit a ...
One of the main non-negotiable expenses on a grass farm is fencing. One way or another, you've gotta keep the ...
There’s not much I like better than mulberry season. Mulberries are the first great harvest of fruit for the year, ...
Let’s just say it how it is: pastured hog and poultry rearing have a big problem. Both are dependent on expensive ...
I’m always trying to communicate the value of trees in a way that makes sense for graziers. Just how much is shade ...
It may come as a surprise to you that the most productive, best pasture in the country is not on some rich flat ...
I had the chance back in February of 2021 to be interviewed by Cal Hardage for the Grazing Grass podcast. Before we
When I lay out the benefits of silvopasture to a producer, I like to highlight four key goals: Shade, shelter ...
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Annual returns on investment of 9-30% of honeylocust planted in pastures
Browse trees can reduce parasite mortality and restore land
University of Kentucky makes it clear: Having shade means higher production
