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Equipment Hub: Understand what you’re buying

July 17, 2024
Brad Nelson

I forget how the discussion started, but the other day I mentioned using a cobalt drill bit to easily drill through the handle of an adjustable wrench. The best of my other drill bits wouldn’t touch it, and my cobalt bit made a nice hole without issue.


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Building a strong foundation for your feed program begins with high-quality silage

Good management starts in the field before the crop is even harvested.
July 15, 2024
Kasey Hower

The foundation of most diets fed to dairy and beef cattle includes forages, but making them into high-quality silage that can be fed year-round is a challenge.


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The fiber that gels

July 12, 2024
Woody Lane

Fiber isn’t fiber isn’t fiber. Lots of folks talk about fiber – doctors, teachers, marketers, nutritionists – but there are different types of nutritional fiber, and fiber digestibility partially depends on the species of animal consuming it.


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Outside Eden: Learning to be content

July 9, 2024
Erica Louder

Glenna was born in 1931, which seems like an awfully long time ago. She is my grandmother, and nowadays, she remembers much more about what happened in 1960 than 10 minutes ago.


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Piece by piece

July 1, 2024
Joy Hendrix

When was the last time you put together a puzzle? Is it something you enjoy or something you dread? Does it test your patience or test your ability to finish a project?


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Building integrity in the soil

For commercial farmers, prioritizing soil integrity through proper mineral management is essential for sustainable and productive agriculture.
July 1, 2024
Cody Burr

Over time with many common farming practices, we start to lose some of those minerals to insolubility, erosion or crop exportation. As with sentences, a soil's integrity can deteriorate as these minerals are depleted, leading to reduced plant health, more pest pressure and overall harvest productivity decline.


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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Characters

June 27, 2024
Brad Nelson

The most interesting individuals I’ve met have to be those in the hinterlands of cow-calf ranch country. The Bell Brand Ranch had places in southwest Idaho and the main ranch south and west of Jackpot, Nevada – either in the O’Neil Basin or over a ridge from it.



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Irons in the Fire: Cottonwood trees

June 25, 2024
Paul Marchant

One of the blessings of living in the Intermountain West is the experience of living through the changing of the seasons.


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Using alfalfa-grass mixtures

June 19, 2024
Dan Undersander

There are several benefits to seeding alfalfa-grass mixtures rather than pure alfalfa stands, starting with biodiversity.



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A collaboration for data collection

The goal of the incubator farms is to provide field-sized soil fertility and crop nutrient management research to promote sustainable and efficient practices with producers.
June 18, 2024
Joy Hendrix

There are infinite factors that go into producing a quality forage. Soil microorganisms, nutrients, composition and compaction all play a huge role in the ability of a forage crop to thrive, and that’s before the seed is even planted and the weather plays its role.


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