What Can We Expect in the 2023 Cattle Market?
With inflation and rising prices, some threats to the beef industry are looming in 2023. These could impact profit margins and worldwide beef supply to consumers. We’ve gathered researched data from a variety of sources to give you a look [...]
Cooler Temperatures Call for a Change in Forage Management
As the cold season comes, the perennial grasses grown in pastures across many parts of Florida lose their luster. While these grasses continue to grow, many are targeted toward the warm seasons, and lose their nutritional value as their growth [...]
Florida Ranchers Lead the Lesson in Potassium Deficiency
Florida is known for its warm temperatures, many days of sunshine, and lush growth. It sounds like the perfect place to raise cattle, especially when compared to some cold areas of the United States that have trouble growing enough forage [...]
Ag Education Is Essential for Young Minds
While it’s important for children to put their focus toward math, history, reading and science in school, there are many important lessons that can be garnered from agriculture education. Fortunately there are many outlets that students can utilize to learn [...]
Fertilizer Shortage Likely to Persist Into 2023
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) recently completed a survey and released the results, showing expected outcomes for 2023 for fertilizer and food supply. The results aren’t promising, but it’s [...]
Community Connection Is Critical for Local Farmers
At Dark Hammock Legacy Ranch, we have a long and rich history filled with family, friends, and livestock. But our history wouldn’t be complete without community involvement. The community supports us, and we, in turn, work to get involved and [...]