Low-stress handling does not mean working livestock slow. I call this ‘slow-stressful handling.’
The Osage SWCD, Fatima Young Farmers, and University Extension organized a three night program with different speakers to share information about livestock handling and pasture improvement. We spoke the final of the three nights to a very interested group of producers.
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Richard with Jeremiah Markway, Fatima Vo-Ag instructor, and Cindy DeOrnellis of the Osage County SWCD.
“Almost everything about working animals or even owning animals is a combination of things, and they all must be done reasonably well to get a
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“The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend.” — Robertson Davies
Richard, Mom, and I traveled to Fredericksburg, TX and put on a three and a half day marketing and stockmanship school. It was great to
It doesn’t matter what you think; it only matters what the animal thinks. — Bud Williams Learn how to apply this to your own stockmanship
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