How AWN Weather Data and AI Guide Spring Pasture Turnout For any pasture-based farm, spring comes twice. First, it comes on the calendar. Then it comes in the soil. The first one is easy to see. The second one must be measured, observed, and managed. This difference is especially important for regenerative farms. The hills
At Mountain High Farms, Black Angus calves are born directly on alpine pasture. Our calving system relies on adapted cows, maternal instinct, clean pasture, early colostrum, careful observation, and professional pasture management from the first breath of life.
When it comes to premium beef, few names evoke the same level of trust and admiration as Black Angus. Renowned worldwide for their exceptional quality, these cattle have become synonymous with tender, flavorful, and juicy cuts of meat that satisfy even the most discerning palate. Let’s dive into what makes Black Angus cattle and their
Spring calving is one of the most important management decisions in a Black Angus beef operation. It determines when calves are born, when cows reach peak milk production, how much natural forage the herd can use, and how effectively the farm can reduce dependence on stored feed. In a pasture-based system, the timing of calving
