Whenever we are working livestock, and we are working hard, we are doing something very wrong — or somebody is. It’s usually somebody else.
Richard and I presented a 2.5 hour talk on stockmanship to a livestock behavior class at MSU this afternoon. Though there weren't many students, several
Since we have some old hay to use up, we decided to bring the cows up to eat some for the first time this winter.
Of course, like Neil Dennis said at the school we put on near Arcola, SK, this summer, using good stockmanship could lead to the economic
This afternoon we decided to move our small herd several pastures over. First, Richard started them up correctly getting great movement. He walked beside them
Richard and I stopped by the Brown Ranch near Bismarck, ND to visit with Paul Brown on our way home from the Baker, MT school.
L-R: Richard, Tina, Roddy Rost (supervisor), Dirk O’Connor (supervisor), Quentin Burdick (supervisor), Ann Fischer (NRCS), and Fred Houzvicka (supervisor). The sponsors of the event were
This book by Walt Davis is the irreverent and sometimes humorous effort of a multi generation rancher to help people keep from making all of