Electric Fencing for Serious Graziers

This is a publication from the USDA-NRCS, used in the livestock track of the Oklahoma Beginning Farmer & Rancher program.

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Spring Grazing Management: Off the Fescue

Posted On 06/02/2015

Many pastures on the Kerr Ranch are currently knee-deep in fescue, with seedheads nodding at waist height and thick stands of clover coming into white…

COVID-19 Resources for Farmers and Ranchers

Posted On 03/25/2020

Here are links to collections of resources to help farmers and ranchers navigate the new challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

NRCS Assistance for Monarch Habitat

Posted On 04/27/2020

Deadlines are quickly approaching for a USDA-NRCS program that can help Oklahoma farmers and ranchers manage their property for monarch butterfly habitat.

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Multiple Species Grazing in Oklahoma

This is a presentation by David Sparks, D.V.M., from the 2008 Future Farms conference. It makes an economic case for adding goats to existing cattle operations, and addresses diet, predator control, fencing, and parasite management.

Electric Fence FAQ

This is a handout by Brian Freking from the 2011 Healthy Soils, Healthy Livestock conference. It is a fact sheet answering common questions about electric fencing.

Electric Fencing Cost Comparison

This is a handout by Brian Freking from the 2011 Healthy Soils, Healthy Livestock conference. It is a fact sheet comparing the cost per foot of 4 different fence types.

Electric Fence for Small Ruminants

This NRCS fact sheet was used as a handout in the Oklahoma Beginning Farmer & Rancher program.

Watering Systems for Serious Graziers

This Missouri NRCS publication covers in detail all aspects of water supply for livestock under rotational grazing management.

Electric Fencing for Serious Graziers

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