Low-stress handling does not mean working livestock slow. I call this ‘slow-stressful handling.’
Here’s most of the group Richard gave a full day school to in Onaga, Kansas. Due to technical difficulties, the group shot didn’t turn out.
I spoke at the Missouri Young Farmers/Young Farm Wives conference today in Osage Beach, Missouri. Because many Vo-Ag teachers and secondary school administrators attend, I
Richard was keynote speaker at the Mid-Missouri Grazing Council 5th Annual Grazing Conference at the Boone County Fairgrounds in Columbia. We had our first exhibit
We hurried home from West Virginia knowing that a massive ice storm had hit SW Missouri and our farm the week previous. This is part
The West Virginia University Extension puts on a series of “Dinner Meetings” through the winter where they invite a speaker to come speak four evenings
I had the chance to visit with Jerry Yates and David Workman at the bull experiment station north of Wardensville. They mostly had black bulls
We enjoyed visiting Washington, DC and Gettysburg while waiting to speak Monday evening to a Wheeling, WV crowd. The weather back home in SW Missouri
I saw this corral and loading area on Hwy 33 just east of Harman, WV, and had to get a photo. The people who loaded
. . . was the title of a “Quicktake” in the November 2006 issue of The Progressive Farmer magazine which briefly described farmers in Tennessee
About two weeks ago I was driving back to the office from a landowner visit and decided to drive by another landowner’s place who I