HeyJaredJames Rogers
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Forage Matters: Are you moving forward? (opens the original)
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(May 23, 2025) – Today is a great day to be in the office — as I sit here, writing this column, I’m watching it rain! This rain is our first significant moisture event since half an inch fell in early April. Up to this point, it has been a dry year. A rainy day is also a good time to do a bit of reflection on the past, present and future of forages and grazing management. Terminology is a good place to start. Several years ago, at a national meeting of grazing lands scientists, forage and grazin
Silver linings and optimism during dry weather events (opens the original)
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North Dakota and surrounding states are experiencing abnormally dry to severe drought conditions. While livestock producers face many challenges during drought, there are also unique opportunities in the current climate to add to or improve operations for future years. If you think of your operation as a series of links in a production chain, those weak links can be identified during times of adversity. Identify those weak links and make them stronger for the future. A few opportunities are avai
Forage Matters: Silver linings, optimism during dry weather events (opens the original)
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North Dakota and surrounding states are experiencing abnormally dry to severe drought conditions. While livestock producers face many challenges during drought, there are also unique opportunities in the current climate to add to or improve operations for future years. If you think of your operation as a series of links in a production chain, those weak links can be identified during times of adversity. Identify those weak links and make them stronger for the future. A few opportunities are avai
Forage Matters: Silver linings and optimism during dry weather events (opens the original)
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North Dakota and surrounding states are experiencing abnormally dry to severe drought conditions. While livestock producers face many challenges during drought, there are also unique opportunities in the current climate to add to or improve operations for future years. If you think of your operation as a series of links in a production chain, those weak links can be identified during times of adversity. Identify those weak links and make them stronger for the future. A few opportunities are avai
Forage Matters: Covering your bases in dry weather (opens the original)
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(Aug. 4, 2026) – Several years ago, I was working with a producer in north Texas during a particularly hot and dry summer. He called me up one morning, and when I asked him how he was doing, he said, “Well, we’re one day closer to a rain.” That’s a great reminder that things will get better – we just need to keep making the best decisions we can until the weather turns in our favor. The weather continues to be baffling. Isolated and large storms have been popping up, bringing some relief to some
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