Episode 120: How Starting Slow Leads to Grazing Success

Episode 120: How Starting Slow Leads to Grazing Success

This episode explores rotational grazing and how it varies from farm to farm, shaped by factors like rainfall, water access and labour. It covers the benefits like healthier soil, improved water quality and more productive pastures, while also addressing the challenges. Through the experiences of three cattle producers, it shares practical ways to get started, such as resting sections of pasture, planning around water sources and using temporary fencing to stay flexible while finding what works best.

Relevant Links:

Small Steps, Big Gains: How Starting Slow Leads to Grazing Success (article)

Grazing Management (webpage)

Eight Key Grazing Management Facts to Consider as You Plan for the Upcoming Season (article)

Carrying Capacity Calculator (interactive tool)

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Episode 136: Choosing the Right Weaning Strategy for Your Beef Operation

Episode 136: Choosing the Right Weaning Strategy for Your Beef Operation

Weaning is one of the most critical and stressful events in a calf's life, and the way it is managed can have lasting effects on calf health, performance and overall welfare. In this episode, we explo...

15 Sep 5min

Episode 135: Preventing Foreign Material in Cattle Hides and Meat

Episode 135: Preventing Foreign Material in Cattle Hides and Meat

Even clean pastures and well-maintained handling facilities can contain hidden hazards that are not immediately visible. A single piece of metal or a stray shotgun pellet can go unnoticed in cattle du...

8 Sep 6min

Episode 134: Special Edition - Feed Management in Focus

Episode 134: Special Edition - Feed Management in Focus

This special episode brings together key insights, tips and strategies from past episodes into one must-listen edition. Whether you’re a new producer or a seasoned rancher, this episode is packed with...

1 Sep 26min

Episode 133: Prevent a Biosecurity Breach

Episode 133: Prevent a Biosecurity Breach

Biosecurity risks on beef operations are often underestimated. Diseases can be introduced through common practices such as shared fence lines, purchasing replacement animals, borrowing equipment, host...

25 Aug 7min

Episode 132: You Spoke, We Listened: Producers Set the Research Agenda

Episode 132: You Spoke, We Listened: Producers Set the Research Agenda

In this episode, we look at what over 500 Canadians across the beef sector told the Beef Cattle Research Council to help guide research and knowledge mobilization priorities for the next five years th...

18 Aug 10min

Episode 131: Where Do Implants Fit on a Cow-Calf Operation?

Episode 131: Where Do Implants Fit on a Cow-Calf Operation?

Growth implants are one of the most researched and cost-effective technologies available to beef producers, yet their use on Canadian cow-calf operations remains relatively low. In this episode we exp...

11 Aug 7min

Episode 130: Welcoming Visitors: Show Off Your Herd Safely

Episode 130: Welcoming Visitors: Show Off Your Herd Safely

Inviting people onto your beef operation, whether for tours, sales or casual stock viewings, is a valuable way to build connections and share your story. However, it also comes with an important respo...

4 Aug 7min

Episode 129: Don't Roll the Dice on Forage Quality: Feed With a Plan

Episode 129: Don't Roll the Dice on Forage Quality: Feed With a Plan

Not all forage is created equal, and not all cows have the same nutritional needs. Matching forage quality to herd requirements throughout the production year can reduce costs and improve productivity...

28 Jul 7min

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