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Systemic Toxoplasmosis Case - Dr. Rodrigo Paiva

In this episode of The Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Rodrigo Paiva, PhD candidate and anatomic pathology resident at Iowa State University, discusses a rare and unique case of Toxoplasma gondii infection in pigs. The conversation explores why this organism is a concern for swine health but... More ›

Episode 107: Think you have a closed herd?

Surveys show many producers believe they operate a closed herd, but what does “closed” really mean? For some, it simply means being genetically closed by raising their own replacements and cleanup bulls, using artificial insemination for new genetics and avoiding the purchase of outsourced cattl... More ›

Broiler: 2026 FCC Economic Outlook

Strong demand for poultry products is being aided by the continuous rise in beef prices as consumers substitute proteins. Challenges to production exist, though, particularly the reoccurring outbreaks of avian influenza. Can the sector collectively meet this high demand?... More ›

NCBA Pushes Back on ESA Regulations Impacting Cattle Producers

For years, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and the Public Lands Council have fought for common sense changes to the Endangered Species Act.... More ›

Porcine Rotaviruses Explained - Dr. Anastasia Vlasova

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Anastasia Vlasova from The Ohio State University breaks down what rotaviruses are, how they affect pigs, and why they matter for swine health and productivity. She discusses virus diversity, transmission pathways, challenges in prevention,... More ›

Built on Care. Backed by Proof.

Real sustainability is rooted in daily care, shared responsibility, and measurable progress. The Pork Cares® Farm Impact Report helps pork producers document their impact and strengthen trust across the food system, today and for the future.... More ›

Our Pigs Weigh How Much?

We are a 6th generation family farm located in southeast Iowa. We enjoy sharing our part in agriculture with you and hope to show our followers the ups and downs of farming. If you enjoy the videos please don't forget to subscribe!... More ›

FUT1 Genotyping in Weaned Pigs

Wyatt Dooley, Kansas State University, explains FUT1 Genotyping in Weaned Pigs: Guiding Selection for F18 Enterotoxigenic E. coli Research Models and Practical Implications.... More ›

Swine Leaders Live | Episode Featuring Macie Reeb (AMVC Nutritional Services)

Swine Leaders Live, host Jim Eadie sits down with Macie Reeb, Associate Swine Nutritionist at AMVC Nutritional Services, for a thoughtful conversation on leadership, nutrition, and the future of pork production. Macie is an emerging leader in the pork industry, combining hands-on swine nutrit... More ›

Central Nebraska Faces Packing Plant Closure

A beef packing plant's closure in Lexington, Nebraska will mean nearly a third of the town's residents are laid off. Experts say cattle packers may have needed the adjustment.... More ›

WINTER Cattle Farming | Is it REALLY Worth The Extra Effort?

for another day of farming as we prepare for the upcoming season while battling winter conditions!... More ›

SNOW DAY on the Ranch: Feeding Hungry Cattle in Deep Snow

A snow day hits our farm and we work together to feed hungry cattle through the falling snow!... More ›

Feeding Hay in the Snow, Then Back to Grass | Winter Grazing Update

I share a cattle herd update after feeding hay during the worst of a winter snowstorm. With the weather improving, we’re able to move the cows back onto grass and continue grazing. I also briefly talk about a mistake I made when planning our grazing rotation and what I learned from it. Adjust... More ›

The Ewe I've Been Waiting For Has Lambed!

The ewe I have been waiting for to have lambs has finally lambed. She is one of our favorite sheep at Ewetopia Farms and she is also one of our oldest ewes. She was so round with lambs that she was almost prolapsing from the pressure of the size of her belly. We thought she would be one of the f... More ›

Dairy: 2026 FCC Economic Outlook

The protein boom has arrived in Canadian dairy, and it’s changing how producers will be paid for their milk. What does that mean for profitability in 2026? Join the FCC Economics team to learn about the sector trends and identify risks and opportunities in the 2026 economic environment.... More ›

Aren't you done yet

Picking the bales from 1 and 2. These are just cat tail bales we use for bedding during calving.... More ›

The Lambing Barn Is Overflowing With Lambs!

The lambing barn is overflowing with lambs! Join us to see how we are coping!... More ›

Episode 105: How to Spot Respiratory Acidosis in a Newborn Calf

Most beef producers are familiar with the frustration of dealing with a “dummy calf” - a calf that won’t suckle, won’t stand and seems unresponsive despite intensive care. In this episode, we explore one of the most common underlying causes: respiratory acidosis. We’ll break down what causes res... More ›

Snow Covered Dairy Farm!

We are a family dairy farm located in Tennessee. We milk all Holstein cows and grow all of our forages and hay to feed our cows. We also grow corn wheat soybeans and raise tobacco on our farm.... More ›

Dairy Farming Struggles Through Ice, Snow, And Power Outage!

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