Turns out, keeping cows inside a questionable fence is easier than keeping grammatical errors out of daily conversations.

The July new products lineup includes items from Gallagher, Merck Animal Health and more.

Good fencing is an integral part of any farming operation. Even if most of your forages are harvested and sold and not grazed, there may come a time when grazing – and, therefore, fencing – is needed in your farming operation.

As grazing season has begun for many, it is time to make sure fences and pastures are still in good condition and ready for turnout.

We took the opportunity to study the technology more closely and decide if there was potential for a positive return on investment should we choose to implement it on our farm.

Rotational grazing is not exactly a new idea, but knowing the best way to implement it on your operation can lead to major long-term profits.

Many cattle production tasks demand extensive labor and time commitments, resulting in large money investments.

For many properties in Idaho, particularly rural properties, fences and other physical markers are often believed to be the boundary between neighboring properties and are treated as such.