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Implications of more efficient cattle on rangeland

Why do some cow herds seem to be more efficient on rangeland than others? Unlocking that answer could add valuable pounds to calves from weaning to the feedlot to finishing.
August 31, 2022
Jim Sprinkle and Carmen Willmore

Over the past decade, the importance of better understanding our cattle’s grazing behavior and impact on rangelands has become increasingly important. With the increasing size of finished cattle, the size of breeding cattle must also grow to create those larger-framed cattle. 


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Temporary stewards: Ranching to preserve the land

With an intense passion for improving the land, the Flynn family of western Montana has adopted a philosophy of utilizing cattle to achieve their goal of a healthy range.
August 25, 2022
Tyrell Marchant

“A family of teachers.”
That’s how Jill Flynn refers to her brood, who together own and operate Hidden Hollow Hideaway Cattle & Guest Ranch in the hills just outside Townsend, Montana, overlooking the Missouri River. Perhaps no one is more representative of that designation than Jill’s late husband, Kelly.


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4 questions producers should be asking about carbon markets

May 25, 2022
Bill Fox and Jeff Goodwin
Lots of folks in the ranching industry are hearing and talking about carbon and greenhouse gas emissions – and it’s not about it being produced by livestock. It is about potential opportunities to use land management to remove carbon from the air and tuck it safely away into the soils.
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Grazing management of rangelands in drought

May 24, 2022
Melinda Ellison
Multiyear drought in much of the western U.S. has made it evident that we will have to make some tough grazing management decisions this year, and likely in the coming years as well.
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3 grazing strategies to maximize production

March 23, 2022
K. Scott Jensen
Grazing management affects animal performance and both short-term and long-term pasture productivity. Grazing management includes decisions such as timing (when pastures are grazed), intensity (forage removed) and duration (how long they are grazed).
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Putting weight on cattle from up above

March 23, 2022
Jaclyn De Candio
Researchers from the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) are working on a new way to use satellite imagery for rangeland management – using the grazing patterns to predict cattle weight gain over a period of time.
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Pray for rain, plan for drought

August 24, 2021
Jenny Pluhar
When’s the very best time to plan for a drought? That answer is simple: When it is raining.
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Rotational grazing: ‘That won’t work here!’

May 24, 2021
Jenny Pluhar
We sat across the desk from the gentleman who had leased the ranch for the last five years. The owner and I were meeting with him, trying to suggest that we needed to change grazing methods to improve the range health.
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Drought is cyclical in nature

Always drought ready

May 24, 2021
Morgan Treadwell
This spring, Texas A&M AgriLife extension specialists came together from animal science, rangeland, wildlife and fisheries management, along with agricultural economics to discuss a timely topic – drought.
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Is plant ID necessary for grassland management?

May 24, 2021
Jack Arterburn
Grasslands are a key component of the livestock industry, with feed constituting the greatest annual cost to livestock producers. Understanding the forage resource is essential for effective and profitable grassland livestock management.
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