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Practical grazing innovations for surviving drought conditions

Widespread drought is tightening forage supplies and margins, but improved monitoring tools are giving ranchers earlier insight and more flexibility to manage through dry years.
May 19, 2026
K. Scott Jensen

New forecasting and monitoring tools are helping ranchers stay ahead of forage shortages before they hit.


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Should I buy or grow my own hay?

May 6, 2026
Travis Meteer

Feeding hay is often just part of the cattle business, and it's almost an afterthought to some. Habit and routine can sometimes overshadow a piece of your cattle business that deserves further evaluation.


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Midwest/North: Should I buy hay or grow my own?

April 22, 2026
Travis Meteer

While cost is the primary factor, there are several reasons to choose buying hay or growing it.


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South Central: Forage species and grazing management impact animal performance

April 22, 2026
Jason Banta

Understanding and managing forage quality is important for cow-calf and stocker operations that rely on forage as the main component of the diet.


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The right time to buy time

If your summer grazing land is a little behind schedule this year, consider some alternative methods to give your grass more time to catch up.
April 9, 2026
Caleb Eidsvik

Whether up north in last summer’s ash or down south in the dust, winter feeding is nearing its end, and the need for a grazing plan is mounting. Year over year, producer efforts to balance grazing and growth will hopefully result in profitable calf crops as well as healthy grasslands.


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Midwest/North: Growing summer annual forages

March 24, 2026
Travis Meteer

With poor profitability projections on most row-crop budgets, planting summer annual forages and using forage mixes for grazing should be considered on marginal acres.


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Forage monitoring primer: Pasture or range, the principles are the same

When it comes to grazing management, monitoring both forage and animals is critical to getting the most out of your available resources and setting cattle and pastures up for future success.
October 9, 2025
David Callister

Cowboys and farmers tend to emphasize the differences between pasture and range, but when we bring it back to the plant level, there are more similarities than differences.


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It just comes natural: How Country Natural Beef sets its producers up for success

September 16, 2025
Tyrell Marchant

Leave the land better than you found it. That’s the charge given to the ranchers who are members of Country Natural Beef.


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Rangeland wildflowers support livestock and wildlife

Rangelands are not only valued for their grasses but also for native wildflowers and shrubs, which enhance resilience and support livestock nutrition.
June 19, 2025
Jennifer Hopwood and Rae Powers

Rangelands may be known for their grasses, but there’s more to the story.


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Forage Market Insights: Navigating the 2025 forage season

April 17, 2025
Marian Viney

Depending on your geography, the 2025 forage season is underway. Regardless of where you crop, questions regarding ag and trade policies, input costs, labor, planting, production and prices are front and center. Here’s a review of what we know about hay and forage markets as you continue to look for answers.


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