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Kelly Craven, Ph.D., an associate professor of microbial symbiology, discusses his work with agronomist James Rogers, Ph.D., to better understand the impacts of cover cropping and tillage practices on the microbial communities, and ultimately the health, of Oklahoma soils.

Adding additional species to your ranch’s managed grazing can help use previously ungrazeable acreage and diversify your ranch’s income. Here’s how to do it.

Managing grazing lands for the good of wildlife — as well as for livestock — is more important than you might think. The health of our ecosystems depends on encouraging diversity of habitats and species.

Ranchers should focus their land management decisions on the following five considerations to produce the most diverse wildlife populations.

A diverse mix of livestock adds economic value and soil health on a built-from-scratch Texas ranch.