“Too many irons in the fire,” “stretching yourself too thin,” “biting off more than you can chew.”

The decision on which replacement females to keep for your breeding herd is one of the more important decisions you make.

Increasingly, beef producers are re-examining the timing of their calving seasons.

Mycotoxins are rarely the first factor considered when evaluating potential reasons for poor breed-back, weak calves, rough hair coats, or overall poor growth or reproductive performance in cattle grazing pastures throughout the U.S.

The current commercial cow-calf business model is not profitable. Input costs have skyrocketed in the last 20 years, while feeder calf value has not kept pace. Many have given up hope on positive cash flow in the cow business.

What are ecosystem processes? They are the water cycle, the mineral cycle, the energy cycle and secondary plant succession. These four processes exist on all land.

Do you ever go to the pantry or the refrigerator and open it up wondering what you will fix for supper? Or maybe you’re at the store and cannot remember what the heck is in the pantry.

Strategic grazing on cheatgrass-dominated rangelands can control this invasive annual grass and reduce wildfires.