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ORGANIC | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. Fodder interest sprouting all over. January 1, 2013. But sprouting carries plenty of costs, complications and labor Whitesville, NY For centuries farmers around the world have been sprouting grains and feeding the green material to their stock, usually with spotty success. The 1959 edition of Frank B. Morrison’s venerable publication Feeds and Feeding referred to clever promoters making extravagant claims about the benefits of […]. February 1, 2012. Amos No...

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Back issues | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. Individual back issues of Graze cost $5 apiece prepaid, including postage, for North America customers only. To order back issues, send a check for $5 per back issue to Graze, P.O. Box 48, Belleville, WI 53508. New grassfed dairy standards proposed. A dairyman finds his cows can cope just fine without grain. Advisors explain why they feed grain. Science is showing the benefits of soil health practices. How to make a “Bud Box” work efficiently. The next gene...

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Premiums welcomed, but not required | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. Premiums welcomed, but not required. October 1, 2014. David just thinks A2 and no-grain are the most ‘ethical’ ways to make milk. Random Lake, Wisconsin –. The future of alternative dairy might well be on display on a small organic farm operated by a maverick 70-year old with a graduate degree in crop chemicals. For now, this is simply a matter of doing the right thing. David is convinced that modern food is contributing to a long list of health maladie...

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BEEF | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. Good grazing requires good handling techniques. February 1, 2016. By Steve Cote Midvale, Idaho My road to high level stockmanship actually started while driving down a road in Idaho with Holistic Management founder Allan Savory. In listening to Allan, I learned that I had deeply held beliefs about grazing that were dead wrong. I learned that overgrazing is not caused by too many […]. The similarities of grassfed beef and dairy. October 1, 2015. June 1, 2014.

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RURAL ISSUES | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. Drawing the line using peasant wisdom. April 1, 2016. By Jim Van Der Pol Kerkhoven, Minnesota We had been talking about the new dairy factories here in western Minnesota, my friend and I. We finished adding the 4,000 cows in the first one to the 10,000 in the next one, then the 10,000 cows in the just-completed one as well as the 10,000 […]. It’s up to us peasants. January 1, 2014. A story about the real meaning of real food. August 1, 2012. May 1, 2011.

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HOGS | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. The fame and struggles of Gunthorp Farms. January 1, 2015. Serving high-end restaurants isn’t always easy LaGrange, Indiana Gunthorp Farms is famous. Superstar chefs laud the farm’s pork in big-city magazines and food publications. The name Gunthorp is all over the menu at Frontera Grill, one of Chicago’s best-known and most decorated restaurants. Big-time politicians in three states have bestowed honors, and Gunthorp Farms […]. June 1, 2014. June 1, 2011.

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. On this site you will find a sampling of articles from the print magazine. In order to see the full content, you can order a subscription and/or back issues. Fall is for rebuilding ewe body condition. October 1, 2003. One farm’s experience with the Salatin model. August 1, 2003. August 1, 2003. Bending the conventional rules to produce quality grass-fed beef By Tom Wrchota, Omro, Wisconsin When Susan and I set out 11 years ago to establish a sustainable far...

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If you want to build topsoil, try bale grazing | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. If you want to build topsoil, try bale grazing. October 1, 2014. In past articles I’ve described how much more productive my managed pastures have been compared to the continuously grazed pasture right across the fence line. These soil samples show that bale grazing offers some serious soil health benefits. When they’re done, a four-inch thick layer of heavily manured residue remains. I’ve estimated about 150 lbs. of hay are left behind per 1,000-po...It is...

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The future of grassfed: Laying out the promise and challenges | Graze magazine

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. The future of grassfed: Laying out the promise and challenges. November 1, 2013. By Dr Allen Williams. That amounts to exponential growth for grassfed beef by any measure. Certainly grassfed production and marketing have come a long way in the U.S. over the past decade or so, with continued growth projected. This rapid growth in grassfed beef demand in the U.S. has not gone unnoticed by other major branded beef programs, packers and investors. T...But the r...

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The magazine that is by graziers, for graziers. On this site you will find a sampling of articles from the print magazine. In order to see the full content, you can order a subscription and/or back issues. The biggest pitfalls to producing grassfed lamb. October 1, 2015. Why you might be green with envy. June 1, 2015. What is your neighbor doing that you aren’t? The seven pillars of 100% grassfed dairy. April 1, 2015. By Paul and Phyllis Van Amburgh Sharon Springs, New York We like to say we don’t suffer...