Several factors make the difference between abundant wheat pasture grazing and poor forage production for cattle.

The evidence is consistent: cropland grazing delivers measurable economic returns, proven soil health benefits, and growing ...

Research shows injecting manure into winter triticale fields can meet nitrogen needs while saving on fertilizer costs and ...

Current grain market conditions prompt cattle producers to evaluate feeding whole soybeans, but oil content and price comparisons require careful analysis ...

There is profit potential in a dual-purpose wheat-grazing plan. Right now, in a grain-only plan, a farmer could lose from $80 ...

In the past, my nutrition colleagues suggested that the protein level of corn silage was too low to factor into balancing ...

As winter nears, horse owners can safeguard pastures and equine health with smart grazing, nutrition and mud management ...

While some fields around Moose Jaw entered spring on the dry side, the season’s late rainfall helped crops mature and boosted ...

Independent equine nutritionist Clare MacLeod MSc RNutr explains how horses can eat straw safely, and what you need to know ...

Livestock producers looking for a less expensive winter supplement this year should consider alfalfa for its nutritional ...

Auburn's Max Runge shares four considerations for famers considering using crop residue to custom grow cattle.

Submitted Harvest is virtually complete in Saskatchewan except for some small acres of later seeded crops remaining in the ...