Articles - News
Articles - News


Grass-fed Beef Production
Tara L. Felix, Jessica A. Williamson, Ph.D., David Hartman
This article will clarify some of the production methods used to raise grass-fed beef. More


Study Circle meetings provide a relaxed atmosphere where participants share information with each other as well as learn from and ask questions of the experts. More


Cold Stress and Beef Cattle
David Hartman
Be prepared to handle and transport cattle appropriately in cold weather. The cold, wet and wind of winter weather present a different set of challenges. More


Multiflora Rose Control in Pastures
David Hartman
The spread of multiflora rose in PA caused it to be designated as a noxious weed. Multiflora rose can be controlled but it takes considerable effort. More


Bud Boxes Gaining in Popularity for Cattle Handling
David Hartman
Become familiar with the term "Bud Box"; it may change the way you work your cattle. More


Silvopasture Could Work on Your Farm
David Hartman
Silvopasture is the integration of trees, livestock, and forage crops together on the same land to create dual income from timber and livestock. More


Heat Stress and Beef Cattle
David Hartman
Cattle managers need to think about heat stress and how to mitigate it. It is better to do plan ahead than to react after the heat wave. More


Cover Crops for Livestock Grazing
David Hartman
Nutrient sequestration, weed suppression, improved soil health, and increased success with no-till are some of the reasons to use cover crops. More


Off-Season and Accelerated Lamb Production
Lynn Kime, Melanie Barkley, David Hartman, Jayson K. Harper, Ph.D.
Sheep are ideally suited to small-scale and part-time farming operations in Pennsylvania due to their adaptability and nutritional versatility. More


Spring Lamb Production
Lynn Kime, Melanie Barkley, David Hartman, Jayson K. Harper, Ph.D.
Compared to most other livestock enterprises, spring lamb production has lower investment costs and labor requirements, and quicker returns on investment. More