Sheep & Goats
Understanding selenium accumulator plants requires delving into their biochemical properties and how they interact with animals and the environment, particularly their role in selenium toxicity within arid regions such as Idaho.
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Where's the line? Understanding Idaho's boundary by agreement
The theory of boundary by agreement involves a complex legal framework, balancing formalities and practical implications. Fences, as common markers, play a crucial role in resolving boundary disputes in Idaho.
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Rethinking ewe nutrition: Addressing concerns about alfalfa pellets
Pelleting may slightly affect rumen retention and fiber digestibility, but the overall nutritional loss is minimal and not biologically significant. Likewise, transitioning from late-gestation forage diets to alfalfa pellets is manageable with comparable fiber content.
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Rest after fire: Is it as simple as two years?
The complex nature of rangeland ecology makes a blanket two-year rest policy difficult, and ongoing research seeks to better understand the variables influencing plant recovery and livestock grazing after fires.
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Building a better ram
With a 38-point data system for raising lambs, Duff Land and Livestock takes the guessing out of performance.
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