Posted to On the Farm on January 27, 2023 at 1:44 PM by Camila Matamala-Ost
PCD’s Farm Team was welcomed by this horse when work started on a farm plan on the Key Peninsula.When you visit a farm, you encounter lots of animals! PCD’s Farm Team regularly visits farms to offer landowners the resources and assistance needed to better manage their land. From establishing fencing, implementing rotational grazing, or creating an efficient manure bin, these animals are getting a better home.
If you’re interested in learning more about farm planning and agricultural assistance, please visit the farm team website.
Potter’s farm just got a big native plant delivery to help restore its creek side property.
Snowflake’s owners received a free soil test to help promote better pasture grass growth for her!
Posted to On the Farm on February 25, 2016 at 2:14 PM by Allan Warren
by Steve Fransen
Forage Agronomist,
WSU Cooperative Extension
Let’s say you have a sick animal on your farm and the vet is called. The vet makes a diagnosis, prescribes the appropriate medication and even administers the first dose with detailed instructions for you to follow for a complete recovery. You are left to do the rest and bring the animal back to proper health.
Are you willing to do the same thing for your pastures?
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