About this episode
In this episode of ATTRA’s Voices from the field, NCAT Agriculture Specialists Danielle Duni and Darron Gaus speak with Jeremiah Eubank, a rancher in Canyon Lake, Texas. Jeremiah and his wife Maggie operate Pure Pastures, a family-owned multi-species grazing operation. The Eubanks have been ranching since 2015, using trial and error to perfect their rotational grazing practices. They strive to provide the most flavorful and nutrient dense meat to their community, while rebuilding topsoil and the native prairie landscape that once dominated the Hill Country.This conversation covers some of the practical ways listeners can “tune their eye” and make better decisions while monitoring rangeland, resulting in better, more usable data. Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast.ATTRA Resources:Monitoring ChecklistRangeland App: Modern Tool for Graziers – ATTRA – Sustainable AgricultureTest Driving the New LandPKS Land Monitoring App – ATTRA – Sustainable AgricultureSoil Moisture Monitoring: Low-Cost Tools and Methods – ATTRA – Sustainable AgricultureAssessing Soil Health on Grazing Lands Using a Shovel and a Knife – ATTRA – Sustainable AgricultureSafe to Fail Trials with Graeme Hand – ATTRA – Sustainable AgricultureResources – Soil for WaterAdditional Resources:Pure PasturesGrassland Production Forecast (Grass-Cast) | Drought.govCoCoRaHS – Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow NetworkGrazing Monitoring StickHow to Use a Grazing Monitoring StickTags: Grazing, Soil Health, Sustainable Agriculture
