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A Personal Note from White Clover Sheep Farm
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How Ulf Kintzel facilitated what he believes will be his “last act” in farming. September 13th of this year marks my 30th anniversary coming to the US. A lot […]
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The Start of Grazing Season
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How tall should the grass be before you start grazing in the spring? The majority of publications you may have read will suggest starting to graze your pasture when the […]
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Should I Fertilize My Beef Pastures?
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In part 17 of our “What’s Your Beef?” series on raising cattle on small farms, we discuss grazing conditions for beef cattle and other classes of grazing livestock. My […]
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Footrot in Sheep
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Of the many diseases sheep can catch, footrot can have the greatest economic impact and can be contracted rather easily. There are many diseases sheep can catch. Many are frequently […]
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Extending The Grazing Season Beyond Growing Season
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How To Do It And To What End Extending the grazing season well beyond the end of growing season is a desirable goal when raising sheep on pasture. Feeding stored […]
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Hypocalcemia versus Pregnancy Toxemia in Sheep
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A downed sheep is a dead sheep. Towards the end of pregnancy, a ewe may go down and will be unable to get back up. Common perception is when a […]
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