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Ranchers Turn to Compost to Improve Soils and Boost Forage Production

Founded in 1988, SARE recently celebrated the milestone of funding 10,000 farmer-focused grants to improve the sustainability of U.S. agriculture. Since 2021, over 98,600 producers have gained new knowledge and skills as a result of participating in a SARE grant. And over 29,400 producers have changed a production or marketing practice. 

The key to SARE’s success is simple: Every SARE grant requires engagement from local farmers and ranchers to ensure that it helps American producers solve their most pressing problems.

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Episode 124: Weed and Brush Control in Pastures

Video: Episode 124: Weed and Brush Control in Pastures

Healthy and productive pastures are essential for sustainable beef cattle operations, but invasive weeds and brush can reduce forage quality, impact livestock health and alter native ecosystems. Managing these challenges requires long-term strategic approaches that may include multiple control methods to reduce weed pressure while supporting pasture productivity and environmental stewardship. In this episode, we discuss how proper plant identification and strategic control are key to protecting both cattle performance and pasture health.