From the desk of Frank J. Buchman:
Plant Species Differ In Benefits Of Cover Crops
“Long-term cover crop growers sometimes realize better yields of cash crops, and sometimes they find they’re able to use fewer chemical inputs,” according to Extension
Greener Grass Is Possible
“The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” That is not true, but evidently seems so to cattle pushing under the
Legendary Horsemen Eager To Help Others Develop Their Unique Skills
Passing along their horse working skills to others was emphasis of legendary horsemen at the EquiFest of Kansas in Salina. Moderated by veterinarian Dr. Stan
Living By Five P’s
“Prior planning prevents poor performance.” It is an adage repeated in recent readings about increasing cattle operation profits, but also applies to life in general.
Precautions Given When Conducting A Prescribed Prairie Burn
Whether ranchers will conduct a prescribed prairie burn this spring or after the growing season, advance preparations are key. Several professional sources have provided important
Dressing Safely Important During A Prescribed Burn
Before conducting a prescribed burn to improve pastures or clear ditches or other areas, it is important to make sure everyone working around the fire