Ag News and Views: December 2013
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'Law of the Minimum' prioritizes action
Justus von Liebig's Law of the Minimum is an agronomic theory that states yield is proportional to the amount of the most limiting nutrient - whichever nutrient it may be.
Preparation increases pig trapping effectiveness
Trapping wild pigs can be a daunting task. Certain uses and types of traps may have caused them to become more aware of structures built for confinement.
Water source development supports rotational grazing
One of the primary limitations to developing and implementing a rotational grazing system is water - especially during times of drought.
Windbreaks reduce cattle energy demands
Cattle will naturally seek windbreaks in the winter. In cold weather, cattle require additional energy to maintain body temperature, and wind chill further increases energy demands.