Building connection on the pasture. Oregon Pasture Network (OPN) Members recently visited OPN Program Manager Mike Guebert's farm,
read moreOregon Pasture Network has been busy - in the office AND in the pasture! - planning fun and engaging opportunities for OPN Members for the remainder of 2025. We take…
read moreConsider these strategies when planning your regenerative spring grazing operation for improved pasture and animal health. Can you ever have too much of a good thing? If you are a…
read moreAre you running a business, or just doing a bunch of things? Lots of people are becoming great farmers or ranchers, but if we asked those same people if they…
read moreSo you’ve been reading our blog posts and want to implement a higher density grazing system. Most people who want to integrate pasture rotation into their grazing system struggle with…
read moreIt may be winter but there are actions you can take right now and through the winter can have a huge impact on your farm’s productivity next spring. How do…
read moreIntroduction In part 1 of this post, we discussed keeping your livestock safe during events of extreme heat and smoke. But, what if the origin of that smoke is a…
read moreIntroduction If you hang around farmers and ranchers long enough, you’ll realize the most frequent topic of conversation is the weather, particularly this time of year as our summers are…
read moreWhen starting out, the terminology around grazing systems can be confusing: mob grazing, leader-follower, strip grazing, set stocking, and on and on. But almost every method can be lumped into…
read moreTaking a week away from the farm is often complicated, and even more so in early June when the grass is growing faster than you can manage it. So my…
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