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Most farms follow a rhythm. Every year or two the lime truck shows up, lime is applied, pH is handled, and everyone checks the box....

You know that feeling when you walk out to the pasture and think, “Wait… is this normal?” The grass looks patchy, a few weeds are popping...

It’s July in Aiken, and the ryegrass is long gone. The sun’s high, the breeze is hot, and if you’ve walked your pasture lately and felt...

Armyworms are a seasonal threat in Aiken pastures — not guaranteed every year, but common enough to take seriously. When they do appear,...

By Chris Johnson, Juniper Equiland Not all pastures — and not all pasture practices — are creat ed equal. As m ore landowners move...

How a few “weeds” might be helping your pasture more than hurting it By Chris Johnson, Juniper Equiland In the world of pasture...

It’s finally happening—launch weekend is here! And there's no better time to share this news than during Aiken’s legendary Steeplechase ...