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Here is a group of excellent connections to information on rotational

grazing or management-intensive grazing, for healthier, more comfortable

cows and other animals.

 

If you follow the arrows to the Stockman Grassfarmer link, they will

send you a free issue of their bi-monthly newspaper -- which has

techniques for wet-land grazing, dry-land grazing, hot-climate grazing

and cold-climate grazing.

 

It also tells how to get all kinds of practical equipment, including

solar-powered batteries for rotational fencing systems and light-weight

shade devises. Think of it! -- you could turn 5 acres of weeds at the

Mayapur temple-site into pleasant grazing land for the cows, instead of

keeping them chained in their stalls all day (while the deer get to run

free).

 

(Stockman Grassfarmer once featured an article about Sita and Rasala's

rotational grazing scheme at Gita-nagari Farm.)

 

your servant,

 

Hare Krsna dasi

 

 

 

 

http://www.grassfarmer.com/

 

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<meta name="description" content="Welcome to grassfarmer.com, American Farmland

 

Trust's new information site on grass-based farming systems.">

<meta name="keywords" content="grass-based, grass based, dairy, dairying,

American Farmland Trust, grassfarmer.com, grassfarmer, grass farmer,

grazing, pastures, farming systems, milking, milking parlors, parlors,

Bryan Petrucci, Cove Mountain Farm, Cove Mt. Farm, consultants">

<TITLE>Grassfarmer.com home page</TITLE>

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<center><img src="../pix/graslogo.gif" height=165 width=485><P>

<strong><font size=+2>A new information site on grass-based farming

systems from American Farmland Trust</font></strong>

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Welcome to grassfarmer.com, American Farmland

Trust's new information site on grass-based farming

systems. Grassfarmer.com brings online visitors information on a variety

of topics related to grazing and grass farming. <strong>Visit grassfarmer.com

often to check us out and see what's new!</strong>

 

 

 

 

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<DT><FONT SIZE=+2 color="008080"><strong>Cove Mt. Farm - AFT's new grass-based

dairy.</strong></font>

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<DD><a href="cmf/welco1.html"><font size=+1><strong>Visit Cove Mt.

Farm!</font></strong></a> -

Take a tour of the site and learn about AFT's plans for Cove Mt. Farm for

research

and education.

<P>

<DD><a href="cmf/milkcen/milk1.html"><font size=+1><strong>The Milking

Center at Cove Mt. Farm</a> -</font></strong>

Walk through our new swing parlor and see how dairy

graziers can milk more cows in less time.

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<DD><a href="cmf/systems1.html"><font size=+1><strong>Fence, Lanes

and Water Systems at Cove Mt. Farm</a> -</font></strong>

Find out about other infrastructure items that AFT has installed

to manage dairy cows on pasture.

<P>

<DD><a href="cmf/cmf_ars.html"><font size=+1><strong>Research at

Cove Mt. Farm</a> -</font></strong> The USDA Agricultural Research

Service has started a new, multi-year water quality research project

using Cove Mt. Farm as the study site. Check out their online poster

to learn more.

<P>

<DD><a href="cmf/grazecon.html"><font size=+1><strong>Grazing Economics

at Cove Mt. Farm</a> -</font></strong> Part of the demonstration at Cove

Mt. Farm is to show farmers that grass-based farming systems are

economically viable. Visit this section of grassfarmer.com site to

see the numbers and get economic updates on our progress to date.

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<font size=+1><a href="milkpar.htm"><strong>Milking Parlors for Dairy

Graziers</a> - </strong></font>

Photographs and descriptions of facilities

designed and used by dairy graziers in the United States and Canada.

Also information on parlor design & specifications.

<P>

<font size=+1><a href="tools.htm"><strong>Tools for Graziers</a> -

</strong></font> See some of the

tools used by graziers to manage livestock on grass. Many are

innovations developed by graziers themselves.

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<font size=+1><a href="papers/papers.html"><strong>Info for Graziers</a> -

</strong></font> Reports, papers, articles and other useful/interesting

information.

<P>

<font size=+1><a href="pigs/gunthorp.html"><strong>Pigs on Pasture</a>

-</font></strong>

Did you know that hogs can be raised on pasture, too? Tips from

Greg and Lei Gunthorp on how to get your pigs out of the hog house

and into the field.

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<font size=+1><a href="cmconsulting.html"><strong>Cove Mt. Consultants</a>

-</strong></font>

Grass-based consulting for dairy operations in the Midwest and eastern United

States.

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<font size=+1><A HREF="glink.htm"><strong>Grazing Links</A> - </strong></font>

Other electronic

grazing sites.

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<font size=+1><a href="sgf.html"><strong>Stockman Grass Farmer</a> -

</strong></font>

North America's premiere magazine on intensive grazing and grassland

management. Contact and subscription information.

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<font size=+1><A HREF="http://www.farmland.org"><strong>www.farmland.org</A> -

</font></strong>

The home page of American Farmland Trust.

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Do you have comments or suggestions about this web site?

<br>

Please contact Bryan Petrucci <a

href="bpetrucci (AT) niu (DOT) edu">bpetrucci (AT) niu (DOT) edu</a>.

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<strong><P>This site made possible by grants from the John Merck Fund and from

USDA Natural

Resources Conservation Service.</strong>

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<font size=2>Last major update: February 27, 1999.</font>

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