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What I see is that farming is being done smarter. People are using the resources they have more wisely. There are new ways to do things that will actually help you make a profit. -Suzie Pooley Webb
... And this is exactly what this magazine will allow you to do: work smarter and make a profit.
Since 1947 The Stockman Grass Farmer has been devoted solely to the art and science of making a profit from grassland agriculture.
The Stockman Grass Farmer brings its readers the latest information on high profit grassland ideas from all over the world. Each month we profile leading farmers or ranchers with details as to how and why they are so successful. A major editorial emphasis is the need to structure the grassland farm or ranch so that it makes money 10 years in 10.
We cover natural grassfed and finished beef, pasture based dairying, grassfed lamb, pastured poultry and pork.
Our readers seek to use their ranches and farms as a way to make a living. The Stockman Grass Farmer is the only magazine focused entirely upon management-intensive grazing.
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The magazines
Cover a variety of topics useful for the grazier of many species.
Teach timeless information from many leaders in the grassfarming industry.
Are online and downloadable whenever, wherever, and however you want to read (or re-read).
Is discounted more than 50% because it's Black Friday/Cyber-Monday.
Headlines
2018
January
The Forage Chain
Frost-seed Clover
Carbon as a Value Added
Focus on Recovery Period
February
Diversified Landscape
A Shepherding Business
Higher Seeding Rates
Wealth vs Income
March
Silvopasture Benefits
Grass-Legume Mixes
Pastured Poultry Tips
Transitioning to Sheep
April
20 Years of Grass Finished Beef
Summer Annuals
Determing Bull Value
MiG in Nebraska
May
Future Tech Grass Farming
Management vs Containment Farrowing
Grazing Sheep in Vineyards
Capturing More Water
June
Grazing Cells and Irrigation
Goats Provide Range Management
Social Media
Stock Dog Communication
July
Fly Management With No Pesticides
Creating Grain Quality Hay
Gear For Pigs
Using A Grazing Chart
August
Your Soil Health
Stockmanship & Handling Facilities
Dung Beetles
Allen Williams' Grazing Tips
September
Drought Management Tips
Benefits of Grazing to Reduce Wildfires
Running Stockers
Structuring Forage Program for Beef
October
Flexible Grazing Cells
Grazing Tips: Part II
Raising Heifers
Portable Water Systems
November
What is Genetic Trend?
Water Comparisions
Burning Issues
Breed Selection for Grassfed
December
Farm to Fork in Texas
Grassfed Beef Marketing
Low Input Management
Add Some Forbs
2019
January
Bale Grazing
Luing Cattle
When Growing Grain is OK
Native Grasses Thrive with MiG
February
Rejuvenating Depleted Soil with Livestock
Line Breeding
Sheep Grazier
Meat Goating
March
Linebreeding, Part II
Cover Crops
Warm or Cool Season Grass
Mammary Development
April
Regenerative Agriculture
Annual Forages
Pugging Pastures
Stock Dogs
May
Causes of Flavor & Off Flavor in Beef
Good Stockmanship
Lessons from a Small Farm
Grazing Stocker Cattle
June
Stock Density
Grazing Calendar
Mad Cow Diseases
Annual Cool-Season Forages
July
Plant Health Depends on Grazing
The Farm Piggery
80/20 Grass Finishing Beef Rule
On-Farm Butcher Shop
August
Multi-Species Adds Income
Grassfed Beef Expectations
Animals as Master Nutritionists
Handling Livestock
September
To Burn or Not to Burn
Understanding Inbreeding
Fake Meat Talking Points
Native Warm-season Grasses
October
Water, Our Most Important Nutrient
Are You an Accomplished Grazer?
Gross Margin Analysis
Simple Stock Loading
November
Genetic Modifications
Profit in Sheep
Output Per Acre
Cattle Heal Depleted Soil
December
Enterprise Diversity
Non-Selective Grazing
Organic Beef & Pork
Winter Grains with Grassfed
"Reading SGF’s many varied articles on grass farming and livestock prodution in and of itself is a treat befitting any serious student of agriculture and particularly, reading Joel Salatin’s “Meadow Talk” is such a delicious desert. "
Frank Santana
Winterset, Iowa
"I have subscribed to your magazine for quite awhile. I love it and it has been a huge help in my education of raising livestock in an environmentally friendly way. "
Bill Weber
Cottage Grove, Wisconsin
"I always enjoy your stories and the practical applications you include. Thank you for sharing."
Jordan Ramsay
Mount Vernon Texas
"My wife and I are grass farmers with beef cattle in western Canada and have been subscribers to SGF for about 10 years, I look forward to every issue. "
David Bettschen
Broadview, SK Canada
Digital and print editions of 2018 and 2019 (along with the print editions of many others) can be purchased individually from https://stockmangrassfarmer.com/back-issues/
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