Fall Farm Trends: Preparing the Farm for the Season Ahead
Fall Farm Trends: Preparing the Farm for the Season Ahead Fall is more than a change in the calendar. On the farm, it is a transition period — one that brings cooler temperatures
Forage Sorghum: A Smart Summer Forage Option for Livestock
Forage Sorghum: A Smart Summer Forage Option for Livestock When summer heat settles in, maintaining a dependable forage supply can become one of the biggest challenges on the farm.
Fall Farm Trends for 2026: What Growers Should Be Planning Now
As summer winds down, successful producers know the work is far from over. Fall isn’t simply harvest season—it’s the foundation for next year’s productivity. Th
5 Signs Your Pasture Needs Renovation (And What to Do About It)
Every pasture has a lifespan. Even with proper grazing management, forage stands naturally decline over time due to weather, traffic, weeds, and nutrient depletion. The good news?
Regenerative Agriculture in Texas: Why More Producers Are Investing in Soil Health
Texas agriculture is entering a new era where productivity is no longer measured solely by yield totals or stocking rates. Across the state, producers are increasingly focused on i
Texas Agriculture Trends in 2026: What Farmers, Ranchers, and Landowners Need to Know
Texas agriculture continues to evolve in 2026 as producers across the state adapt to drought conditions, rising operational costs, changing commodity markets, and increasing demand
Why Baleage Might Be Your Best Forage Investment
Better Nutrition. Less Waste. More Control. If you’re still feeding only dry hay, you might be leaving performance – and profit – on the table.At Graff Grown, we’ve
Preparing Your Pasture for Winter Grazing: A South Texas Guide
Keep Your Land – and Your Livestock – Productive All Season Long When the weather cools off, many ranchers focus on hay and feed – but your pasture management now
How Graff Grown Helps Ranchers Maximize Every Acre
From Small Pastures to Multi-Thousand-Acre Operations Every acre you own (or lease) should be working for your operation. Whether you’re grazing cattle, cutting hay, or manag
Understanding Baleage: Why It’s a Smart Choice for South Texas Ranchers
Optimize Feed Quality and Reduce Risk with Wrapped Forage If you’ve ever watched a good hay crop get ruined by rain, you know the frustration of relying on perfect weather to get