4 Reasons To Own A Shade Haven
June 22, 2020 • Reed DoerrThere used to be three basic good reasons to own a Shade Haven; Now there are 4! Number one, is providing comfort and protection from the blazing hot sun… Read more »
Read MoreThere used to be three basic good reasons to own a Shade Haven; Now there are 4! Number one, is providing comfort and protection from the blazing hot sun… Read more »
Read MoreHOW AND WHY SMART FARMERS ALL ACROSS AMERICA ARE CREATING MOBILE SHADE FOR THEIR LIVESTOCK by WILL WINTER, DVM (As appeared in Stockman Grass Farmer, 2020) There’s a somewhat popular… Read more »
Read More“A paradigm shift from industrial agriculture to diversified agroecological systems is more urgent than ever,” states the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPESF) in its Communiqué, COVID-19 and the… Read more »
Read MoreTennessee Beef farmer and rotational grazier John Abe Teague looks forward to implementing new regenerative farming strategies in the 2020 grazing season. “We are embracing regenerative agriculture to improve our… Read more »
Read MoreRegenerative agriculture is creating a buzz throughout the food and agriculture world. It’s no longer enough to farm sustainably. We need to do more. As we head into a new… Read more »
Read MoreBDA Farm is a 6,200-acre certified organic produce and livestock operation in Uniontown, AL. With a focus on regenerative agriculture, BDA produces more than 40 varieties of vegetables and herbs… Read more »
Read MoreGrazing expert Greg Judy shares his grass-growing and grazing expertise. Frequent moves, never over grazing, and providing shade are all part of the grazing strategy on Greg Judy’s farms in… Read more »
Read MoreDiversity reigns at Reverence Farms in Graham, North Carolina. Suzanne Nelson Karreman and her husband Hue operate this 400-acre farm with a focus on building soil and improving… Read more »
Read MoreJason Leavitt is the fourth generation to work his family farm situated between the Chesapeake Bay and the Patuxent River in Owings, Maryland. Leavitt transitioned from mostly grain to grassfed… Read more »
Read MoreDr. Paul Dettloff on protecting your livestock from the sun. From conception to maturity, your cattle need protection from the hot summer sun. “Anytime the air temperature reaches 85 degrees… Read more »
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