Every livestock operation has at least one spot that “takes one for the team” in winter. It might be: By the time spring arrives, these areas often look rough: You know that if you just “turn them out and hope for the best,” you will get: This article walks through a practical, step by step […]
The first warm spell of late winter can feel like a green light. The frost comes out of the top few inches, a bit of dust shows up behind the pickup, and the urge to get fertilizer moving is strong. At the same time you know that: Early spring is not just about “being first.” […]
Some of the hardest working grass on any property is not in the middle of the lawn. It is along: Through winter, these strips take the abuse: By the time spring arrives, you see: In this article we will walk through how to diagnose and repair these stressed edges using a realistic combination of: The […]
Every winter, fertilizer planning becomes a balancing act. You want to: At the same time, you probably have: This article is about turning that reality into a clear, practical plan that stretches your fertilizer dollars from winter into spring. We will walk through how to: The goal is not “spend less at all costs.” It […]
A soil test can feel a bit like a blood panel from your doctor. You receive a sheet full of numbers, some bolded, some underlined, some in ranges. The lab sends “recommendations” that may or may not match the way you actually farm, garden, or manage landscapes. Then spring comes, and there is a real […]
A soil test can feel a bit like a blood panel from your doctor. You receive a sheet full of numbers, some bolded, some underlined, some in ranges. The lab sends “recommendations” that may or may not match the way you actually farm, garden, or manage landscapes. Then spring comes, and there is a real […]
Spring vegetables ask a lot from a field or garden bed in a short amount of time. Whether you grow acres of fresh market produce or a few family beds, early crops like lettuce, spinach, peas, brassicas, onions, carrots, and potatoes all want: If you come out of winter and immediately throw “a little of […]
By late winter, winter wheat and other fall seeded small grains look like they are just sitting there. The leaves may be a little tired and pale from cold weather. Fields can look patchy, especially where water stood or snow melted unevenly. It is tempting to think, “Nothing is happening yet, I have time.” In […]
Orchards and berry fields look quiet in winter, but they are anything but “off.” Roots are alive. Buds are formed. Reserves are being protected or depleted. By the time you see the first white or pink blossoms and cane growth, the season’s foundation has already been poured underground. That is why the transition from winter […]
A thick, healthy winter cover crop is one of the best things you can do for your soil. It protects from erosion, scavenges leftover nutrients, feeds microbes, and improves structure. But once you terminate that cover, you have a new challenge: How do you feed the spring crop on top of what the cover is […]
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