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Colostrum Importance - Lindsay Waechter-Mead
Jun 14, 2022

Video: Colostrum Importance - Lindsay Waechter-Mead

Some cattle producers opt for summer calving. If you are doing so, you'll want to make sure your calves are getting the right amount of nutrition. Colostrum is the first milk produced after calving. It has a different composition than milk as it plays an important role in the being the first meal the calf receives. Market Journal intern Madison Kreifles recently discussed this topic with an extension educator to learn more.
 
Colostrum Importance - Lindsay Waechter-Mead

Colostrum Importance - Lindsay Waechter-Mead

Some cattle producers opt for summer calving. If you are doing so, you'll want to make sure your calves are getting the right amount of nutrition. Colostrum is the first milk produced after calving. It has a different composition than milk as it plays an important role in the being the first me... More ›
Boot Camp for Cattlewomen

Boot Camp for Cattlewomen

SUNUP heads to Grady County to check out the OSU Extension Cattlewomen’s Boot Camp.... More ›
Raising Pigs 1: Farrowing

Raising Pigs 1: Farrowing

Farrowing can be a stressful process for farmers and their pigs. Knowing a little about what is happening to the sow and piglets during farrowing can help farmers better care for their breeding swine herd, and improve piglet care during the birthing process.... More ›
Feral Swine Bomb: How wild pigs are threatening Canada’s ecosystems and economy

Feral Swine Bomb: How wild pigs are threatening Canada’s ecosystems and economy

There is an invasive species spreading across North America – feral swine. Millions of wild pigs are eating and destroying their way through Canada and the United States, causing about US$2.5 billion in property and crop damage every year.... More ›
Phil Hord: Keys to keeping a family farm profitable for multiple generations

Phil Hord: Keys to keeping a family farm profitable for multiple generations

One key skill for businesses to remain profitable for a long time is being able to adapt to the constantly changing world around you to meet the needs of your customers and your employees. Hord Family Farms has been successful for many years, and in this episode, Phil Hord shares with us his exp... More ›
What are the most significant issues in the swine industry today? With Aidan Connolly

What are the most significant issues in the swine industry today? With Aidan Connolly

Swine farms need to continue to advance technologically to be more profitable in the future. However, those technologies must be closely aligned with the issues that we already have in our industry. Aidan Connolly shares his thoughts on the big issues we must address when thinking of new technol... More ›
This Wasn

This Wasn't Sketchy At All...

SaskDutch Kid--This Wasn't Sketchy At All...... More ›
CANOLA seeding Eagle Creek. Bourgault and Versatile Equipment! Seeding 2022 in Saskatchewan

CANOLA seeding Eagle Creek. Bourgault and Versatile Equipment! Seeding 2022 in Saskatchewan

Spring Seeding 2022 in Saskatchewan, Canada.Huge Versatile Delta Track pulling Bourgault air seeders.... More ›
GROW Upland Restoration - Redboine WD

GROW Upland Restoration - Redboine WD

There are many sustainable practices that producers can do to improve their watershed, while benefiting their farm.... More ›
Introduction and Farm Tour

Introduction and Farm Tour

Little bit about me and a quick farm tour!... More ›
The Rest of the Story

The Rest of the Story

The Kevin saga continues while the Karen story begins.... More ›
Bumper Crops: Early Season Weed Management Following Spring Tillage

Bumper Crops: Early Season Weed Management Following Spring Tillage

Dan Smith and Dr. Rodrigo Werle look at a soybean field with early season weed escapes after spring tillage and discuss what to do about it.... More ›
Legislative Wins for Soybean Farmers

Legislative Wins for Soybean Farmers

SA Director of Public Affairs, Michael Dolch, talks about the legislative wins for Soybean farmers during the 2022 Iowa legislative session.... More ›
Weekly Forecast - Al Dutcher

Weekly Forecast - Al Dutcher

Al Dutcher discusses recent storm activity and gives us a look at the weather for the week ahead and beyond.... More ›
IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Sue Martin

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Sue Martin

Preparing for one more legal fight on Prop 12. Sorting out the details on the 2023 Farm Bill. Making tough choices in another year of drought. Market analysis with Sue Martin.... More ›
How Should We Manage Sows’ Diets During Summer?

How Should We Manage Sows’ Diets During Summer?

Dr. Holmes explores the conventional way of managing lactating sows’ diet during summer. After the lysine adjustment, fat is the focus, since it is a very concentrated source of energy and presents a lower heat increment in the sow’s metabolism. She then shares some thoughts on alternative ways ... More ›
Planting Sugar Beets with a Farm Droid Robot Planter

Planting Sugar Beets with a Farm Droid Robot Planter

I caught up with Grant Elgie from Haggarty Creek and he explained how the Farm Droid fully atonomous planter works. ... More ›
Rise and shine, sun rise chasing with our L2 Gleaner combine!

Rise and shine, sun rise chasing with our L2 Gleaner combine!

Day 36! we are nearing the end now! Another early morning to try and help another pair of farmers finish their corn harvest for the year! some beautiful morning sun rise shots!... More ›
Virtual Food and Farm Field Trip to a Beef Farm

Virtual Food and Farm Field Trip to a Beef Farm

Meet 4-H Ontario Volunteer Coordinator and beef farmer, Cam Crogie. Cam will take you on a tour of his beef operation, so that you can see what he needs to do daily to care for the well-being of his beef cows.... More ›
Value of Foliar Boron and Potassium on Potatoes

Value of Foliar Boron and Potassium on Potatoes

Sales agronomist Taylor Jeffery discusses the value of foliar boron and potassium for combating hollow heart in your Ontario potato crop.... More ›
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