College Ag Department Gives Mobile Shade High Marks Set in a forested landscape in northwestern California, Feather River College (FRC) has a hands-on approach to agriculture education—where students learn by doing, not just observing. With robust programs in beef production, equine studies and rodeo, the college manages a significant number of livestock across multiple facilities. Two years […]
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Pasture productivity starts from the ground up, and according to USDA Soil Scientist Alan Franzluebbers, how livestock move across a pasture can have a major impact on soil health and forage quality. Franzluebbers conducted research with soil sampling on pasture-based livestock operations in three different zones in North Carolina. While the research was conducted in […]
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At Dalkena Highlands near the Pend Oreille River in northeastern Washington, Honey Smith and her family are building something intentional—one paddock, one move at a time. Through regenerative practices and rotational grazing, the Smiths are healing the soil and producing 100% grass-fed, nutrient-dense proteins for their family and community. One tool supporting that effort is […]
Though winter-like conditions persist in many parts of the country, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration actually expects a significant warming trend as La Nina weakens. Already, a developing “warm ridge” is pushing unseasonably warm air into the Midwest and southern Plains. April temperatures are projected to run at least 5 degrees above normal in Iowa, Missouri, […]
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Retired Veterinarian James Coker understands how critical shade is to livestock health and performance. In spring 2025, he added a SH600 mobile shade system to his Red Angus grazing operation in Lake City, South Carolina. After one full grazing season, he calls the Shade Haven a “great investment.” “I can’t say enough positive things about the Shade […]
Farming runs deep at Henson Farms in Williamsville, Missouri. “I’m fourth generation,” says Jeff Henson, whose great-grandfather purchased the family’s land in 1913. More than a century later, three generations of Henson’s still live and work on the farm. Jeff and his brother manage the family’s 300-acre row-crop and cattle operation, along with Henson Farm Supply—a […]
Shade Grants for Dane County Graziers Apply now to for agricultural shade grant funding of up to $16,700 on the purchase of a Shade Haven mobile shade system. The Dane County Land & Water Resources Department is taking applications for the 2026 Soil Health Equipment Program. The program enables Wisconsin farmers in Dane County to receive as […]
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The Multi-Choice Mineral Feeder makes it easy to keep minerals in front of the herd wherever the Shade Haven canopy is located in the pasture. With three compartments, farmers can offer multiple mineral options at once, letting cattle choose what they need. The feeder mounts securely to the middle of the Shade Haven trailer so […]
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Shade Haven has always been about more than shade—it’s about making herd management easier, healthier, and more efficient. With the Lick Tub Holder and Salt Block Holder, a Shade Haven becomes an even more complete system for both comfort and nutrition. Lick Tub Holder Every herd needs consistent access to minerals, protein, and vitamins. The Shade […]
If you’ve ever watched a cow wedge itself against a fence post just to get a good scratch, you know how much they appreciate a sturdy brush. The Double Spring Scratcher takes that everyday need and turns it into something the herd will line up for. Built for Cattle That Don’t Go Easy This isn’t […]
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Customer Spotlight: Feather River College
/in Farm practices, Farm storiesCollege Ag Department Gives Mobile Shade High Marks Set in a forested landscape in northwestern California, Feather River College (FRC) has a hands-on approach to agriculture education—where students learn by doing, not just observing. With robust programs in beef production, equine studies and rodeo, the college manages a significant number of livestock across multiple facilities. Two years […]
Managing Movement for Healthier Pastures
/in Farm practicesPasture productivity starts from the ground up, and according to USDA Soil Scientist Alan Franzluebbers, how livestock move across a pasture can have a major impact on soil health and forage quality. Franzluebbers conducted research with soil sampling on pasture-based livestock operations in three different zones in North Carolina. While the research was conducted in […]
Paradise Found
/in Farm storiesAt Dalkena Highlands near the Pend Oreille River in northeastern Washington, Honey Smith and her family are building something intentional—one paddock, one move at a time. Through regenerative practices and rotational grazing, the Smiths are healing the soil and producing 100% grass-fed, nutrient-dense proteins for their family and community. One tool supporting that effort is […]
Hot Spring is Coming–Are You Ready?
/in News, Rotational grazingThough winter-like conditions persist in many parts of the country, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration actually expects a significant warming trend as La Nina weakens. Already, a developing “warm ridge” is pushing unseasonably warm air into the Midwest and southern Plains. April temperatures are projected to run at least 5 degrees above normal in Iowa, Missouri, […]
A Veterinarian’s Perspective on Shade
/in Farm storiesRetired Veterinarian James Coker understands how critical shade is to livestock health and performance. In spring 2025, he added a SH600 mobile shade system to his Red Angus grazing operation in Lake City, South Carolina. After one full grazing season, he calls the Shade Haven a “great investment.” “I can’t say enough positive things about the Shade […]
Mobile Shade at Henson Farm
/in Farm storiesFarming runs deep at Henson Farms in Williamsville, Missouri. “I’m fourth generation,” says Jeff Henson, whose great-grandfather purchased the family’s land in 1913. More than a century later, three generations of Henson’s still live and work on the farm. Jeff and his brother manage the family’s 300-acre row-crop and cattle operation, along with Henson Farm Supply—a […]
Dane County Grant Notice 2026 Funding
/in Farm practices, Rotational grazingShade Grants for Dane County Graziers Apply now to for agricultural shade grant funding of up to $16,700 on the purchase of a Shade Haven mobile shade system. The Dane County Land & Water Resources Department is taking applications for the 2026 Soil Health Equipment Program. The program enables Wisconsin farmers in Dane County to receive as […]
Multi-Choice Mineral Feeder: Simple, Practical Nutrition in the Shade
/in Product releaseThe Multi-Choice Mineral Feeder makes it easy to keep minerals in front of the herd wherever the Shade Haven canopy is located in the pasture. With three compartments, farmers can offer multiple mineral options at once, letting cattle choose what they need. The feeder mounts securely to the middle of the Shade Haven trailer so […]
Shade Haven Accessories: Lick Tub Holder & Salt Block Holder
/in Product releaseShade Haven has always been about more than shade—it’s about making herd management easier, healthier, and more efficient. With the Lick Tub Holder and Salt Block Holder, a Shade Haven becomes an even more complete system for both comfort and nutrition. Lick Tub Holder Every herd needs consistent access to minerals, protein, and vitamins. The Shade […]
Double Spring Scratcher: Heavy-Duty Grooming for Healthier Herds
/in Product releaseIf you’ve ever watched a cow wedge itself against a fence post just to get a good scratch, you know how much they appreciate a sturdy brush. The Double Spring Scratcher takes that everyday need and turns it into something the herd will line up for. Built for Cattle That Don’t Go Easy This isn’t […]