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• Now is the time to plan for 2010

  
  Farm and Dairy - The Auction Guide and Rural Marketplace — Authority: 545
  Now that the time has changed, my thought process has changed to planning for the winter and into next year. I went into a mild panic last weekend when I was feeding thinking I would need a lot more hay than I have. When I went into the house and wrote it down, I realized my mental calculations were off by a third. ...
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• Grazing: First Look at Amuse

  
  Omnivore Atlanta — Authority: 434
  Chef Lenny Robinsons modern French in the former Allegro location
  6 days ago

• Bring Out Your Pink Patent Leather Swine!

  
  Mommy Wants Vodka — Authority: 125
  2,869: Twitter Followers that follow me. 2,800: Twitter Followers that make wonder why SHIT they want to follow me. As proof, I give you an actual tweet that I tweeted last night: “I’m writing about all of the things I would do if I had a penis.” I am not classy. 5: Days I have currently been too sick to ...
  6 days ago

• The difference grazing cattle makes at the end of the season

  
  Ralph Maughan's Wildlife News — Authority: 483
  Comparison of two sites, Nov. 4, 2009, in the Mink Creek drainage south of Pocatello, Idaho- Mink Creek is a popular recreation area on the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, just south of Pocatello, Idaho. The first 3-4 miles have no livestock grazing. As the drainage gains slowly in elevation, it is grazed from ...
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• Report: Barbed Wire Fences Deadly To Sage Grouse

  
  Ralph Maughan's Wildlife News — Authority: 483
  The impact to sage grouse numbers appears to be very large Fencing is harmful to wildlife © Brian Ertz 2009 The thousands and thousands of miles of barbed wire fence chopping up lands throughout the west is bad for wildlife for many reasons. Now, the impact that this installation for livestock production on ...
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• US House passes amendment banning measurement of livestock-related global warming gases

  
  Ralph Maughan's Wildlife News — Authority: 483
  We’ve talked about how despite Hamburgers being the ‘Hummers’ of Food in Global Warming , and How Meat, Especially Beef Contributes to Global Warming , big agribusiness and the livestock industry flex their political muscle and are exempted from Meating the Truth every time ( like on the Climate Bill ). ...
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• 10 more lions poisoned in Masai Mara

  
  Cooler Choice — Authority: 161
  WildlifeDirect has been raising the alarm about cattle in Kenya’s parks for some time know – cattle grazing in the park will lead to conflict with lions and this has an inevitable outcome. CAttle will die and then lions will be killed  in retaliation.  We warned of diseases when cattle started dying Read more: ...
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• Frugal fencing and the stockpiling update

  
  Throwback at Trapper Creek — Authority: 417
  I discovered something – I like to watch grass grow.  And I really like watching it grow for a long season.  Not only have we lengthened our gardening season by changing our habits, we have extended our grass growing season too.  It struck me the other day on a pasture walk, that growing up with our cattle being ...
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• First Look: Lupe Taqueria

  
  Omnivore Atlanta — Authority: 434
  Ricardo Ullios newest venture is already changing
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• Soil quality and pasture management

  
  Farm and Dairy - The Auction Guide and Rural Marketplace — Authority: 545
  A small farm livestock owner recently asked me about the benefit of pasture aeration and the application of fertilizer and lime. To answer the question, I had to do some review of studies that investigated pasture aeration and fertilization. That started me thinking about soil quality, pasture condition and the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Study Finds Solution for Methane-Producing Cow Burps

  
  The Green Optimistic — Authority: 136
  Earlier this year, it has almost been said that cow burps are the root of all evil regarding global warming, the emissions of methane gases and, overall, an enemy of our humble existence on this planet. Well, recent "discoveries" reveal the fact that a well-managed cow could actually help reduce methane emissions.
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• Investigation under way after ranchers build fence in national forest

  
  Ralph Maughan's Wildlife News — Authority: 483
  New path essentially creates a new road near Bear Lake Rancher admits that they departed from the approved route, which had an old fenceline already cut, because they didn’t want to go through the Forest Service process of getting it changed. “It’s just completely ridiculous, the process they have,” ...
  2 weeks ago

• Staging the collapse of private dairy operations: A corporate coup’, Part 1

  
  The Proud Political Junkie's Gazette — Authority: 135
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  2 weeks ago

• First Look: Bocado

  
  Omnivore Atlanta — Authority: 434
  Chef Todd Ginsberg shows up on the Westside
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• A Bad Striving Record

  
  I Am The Cheese — Authority: 423
    We are always told to try and live up to our full potential; … but what does potential have to live up to?   note : I’ve been navel grazing again. double note: if I reached my full potential, I’d probably be the ruler of the known universe … or disappointed … or something. triple note: ...
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• DEVELOPMENT: Hunger Hurts Also the Well-Fed

  
  World Change Cafe — Authority: 116
  By Paul Virgo ROME, Oct 12 (IPS) – Ask food experts whether it is in the interest of well-fed people in wealthy countries to fight hunger, and most will say: Yes. But ask whether we should tell them, and the answer you are likely to get is: maybe not. There are many reasons why people not directly affected by ...
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• Black sheep welcome at Machrihanish Dunes

  
  For Argyll — Authority: 144
  In many circles black sheep might be shunned, Not at Argyll’s ground breaking Machrihanish Dunes Golf Course on the Mull of Kintyre.These black sheep are Machrihanish Dunes’ first flock of Hebridean sheep, recruited as part of its ongoing commitment to managing the course through environmentally friendly ...
  3 weeks ago

• BLM won’t fight grazing ban on Idaho allotment

  
  Ralph Maughan's Wildlife News — Authority: 483
  Domestic sheep will not return to allotment in bighorn sheep habitat. The Partridge Creek allotment in the Salmon River Canyon near Riggins is closed to domestic sheep grazing after Western Watersheds Project, The Wilderness Society, and Hells Canyon Preservation Council filed suit in Federal Court. This is a huge ...
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• High and dry

  
  OurWorld 2.0 — Authority: 410
  The Tibetan Plateau is referred to as the Third Pole because it is the third largest mass of ice on the Earth, after the Arctic and Antarctic. Its glaciers provide a water source for 1.3 billion people in Asia.According to an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment report, the Tibetan Plateau’s ...
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• Federal judge shutters Idaho grazing allotment to protect wild b...

  
  Sports & recreation - sports-rec.marc8.com — Authority: 458
  A federal judge has ordered a western Idaho rancher to keep his sheep off his familys traditional grazing ground on public land, at least temporarily, to protect wild native bighorns.
  3 weeks ago

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