Making Sense of Sustainability
Representatives from across the beef supply chain joined for a discussion around sustainability at the ranch level: the opportunities for ranchers, how to capture the story, and the impact for the greater industry.
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Representatives from across the beef supply chain joined for a discussion around sustainability at the ranch level: the opportunities for ranchers, how to capture the story, and the impact for the greater industry.
MN FARMER & RANCHER
As part of our Grass is Greener Program, Mitch is investing in his cattle and farming operation to improve soil health, reduce inputs, and steward his land for the next generation.
ND RANCHERS
Bartholomay Kattle Kompany has been a leader in sustainable ranching for decades. Through the Ranching for the Future program, they worked with our advisors to identify new areas for improvement and efficiency gains.
FACT SHEET
For farmers participating in the Covering America from Coast to Coast program, the Grower Guides help optimize yields for oats, flax, rye, camelina, and buckwheat.
ANALYSIS
Senior Conservation Agronomist Derek Ver Helst uses soil sampling analysis to demonstrate the loss that wind erosion can cause during winter fallow periods.
FACT SHEET
When managed accordingly, cover crops can also allow for more water to be retained in the soil profile, increasing availability for the following crop