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Abundant opportunities in cattle

I have been receiving an unusual amount of calls and emails asking about some things I have written or said in some podcasts, so in this week’s column I will address some of those. I will start by addressing some questions I have gotten about the Value of Gain (VOG) and trading. When I write about […]

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A light touch: At home with designer Nels Crosthwaite Eyre

Nels Crosthwaite Eyre’s Hampshire house demonstrates her innate ability to create smart, but relaxed interiors that reflect the tastes and needs of a new generation, finds Eleanor Doughty. ‘Sometimes,’ says Nels Crosthwaite Eyre, ‘interior design feels like pulling rabbits out of hats.’ Rabbit pulling is something she does with consummate skill, particularly when turning […]

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Revolution or evolution? The reinvention of cottage interiors

The renewed popularity of cottages is spawning dramatically different approaches to their interiors. It’s hard to know how much the current popularity of cottages derives from their quirky authenticity and how much from the fact that the exponential rise in values of larger country houses has put them beyond reach of all but the super […]

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Five breathtaking Frank Lloyd Wright-designed houses for sale

Frank Lloyd Wright’s visionary creations brought American architecture to the forefront. Agnes Stamp rounds up iconic residences for sale looking for their next guardian. The Circular Sun House Phoenix, Arizona — $8.95 million (about £7.1m) The Circular Sun House — also known as the Norman Lykes House, in Arizona. Credit: Casey Pickard via Deanna Peters […]

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Rethink grazing practices by gazing first

If you allow animals to graze more than 60% of the plant leaf volume of pasture plants, you’ll stop 80% to 100% of root growth. If you move grazing animals to the next paddock when 40% to 50% of the total leaf volume of plants is consumed, you will lose only 5% of root growth. […]

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