Eden? No, thanks. I can do better.
August 22, 2022
08 Facebook Twitter We feel peaceful when we are in a landscape that has short green grass, some scattered trees with their branches pruned up
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Land Use and Stress
August 3, 2022
A recent paper, “The Origin of the State: Land Productivity or Appropriability?” (Mayshar et al., 2022), highlights how seemingly small changes in subsistence
Savanna LLC Retains Grazing Lease, Considers Subleasing Organic Certified Western Oregon Ranch
June 22, 2022
06 Facebook Twitter Savanna LLC is looking for an experienced grazing manager to sublease its organic certified Western Oregon ranch but will retain the grazing
The Ecology Of Livestock Stress
June 17, 2022
06 Facebook Twitter In my last post I connected the dots between the stress I create in myself and the stress I create for my
I figured out why the cattle were stressed. Spoiler Alert: It was me.
May 5, 2022
I used to struggle and struggle to get them to go over the tide gate, an imposing concrete edifice. I thought that it looked like a steep cliff; I thought they couldn’t even see where to go. Somethings off here. I share more on my blog.
Why “I Don’t Hate Mob Grazing” is a Mostly True Statement. With Caveats.
April 22, 2020
Facebook Twitter Last week I described how Bud and Eunice Williams got pretty nervous when I started talking about my passion for grass management. When
