Low-stress handling does not mean working livestock slow. I call this ‘slow-stressful handling.’
This morning I had two cows to send down the road. With our drought getting worse and worse every day and cattle prices continued strong,
Tina and I spent Friday evening and Saturday visiting with Bud and Eunice Williams and then drove to Oklahoma to Jerry Addision’s ranch there to
First we gave a three hour talk in the “classroom” on the value and basics of Stockmanship. Then we traveled to Rex and Amy Hamilton’s
When we spoke in Canada in March, we met Nancy Lidster who, with her husband Don, has developed an excellent video on handling confinement pigs
After two weeks of pretty good rainfall, the U.S. drought monitor has lowered SW Missouri and eastern Oklahoma to D1, moderate drought. I can see
Speaking to a group of about 40 local landowners at the Polk/Dallas Co Grazing School, I described a wide variety of watering systems.
Click here for a good web page to monitor the drought conditions in your area or some other area that has an effect on your
We presented a full day workshop each day on Low Stress Handling sponsored by the Farm Animal Council of Saskatchewan. The audience was a great
We spoke on Low Stress Livestock Handling to the South Central Ozark Grazers. Richard presented three hours of classroom talk, we all enjoyed an excellent
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
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