When choosing a machine, start with the feed type going into the ration, then look at the features
By making good stockmanship a regular practice, producers can reduce risk to themselves, their families and their workers
Given the short haying windows, Adam Verner sees growth potential for wet hay and silage balers. But manufacturers still face challenges around speed, bale density and cost
The earliest round balers were amazing but frustrating machines. During forage season, I would exhibit a semi-permanent crick in the neck combined with a disturbing vocabulary of profanities. Constant fear of a plugged pickup, a twisted belt or a roller bearing displaying the telltale signs of smoke before the fire plagued my working days. These […] Read more
This ranching family has created water hubs in their pastures to support rotational grazing
If you’re in the market for a new handling system, consider safety, footing and how the system will be used
Research shows that bale processors can increase digestibility and cut feed waste, especially if used in the right system
After a dry year, these Hanley-area producers are banking on silage to help winter the herd
Stock dogs ease the work load for beef producer Ken MacKenzie
Cattle handlers must be willing to learn from experience and the knowledge of others
A variety of factors can make pasture rental rates difficult to calculate
Holding back calves this year? We’re here to help. Feeding & backgrounding info relevant to your operation, all in one place. Get tips from the experts to get you through the season in Canadian Cattlemen: The Best of Feeding & Backgrounding.
