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Farm Wife Leaves Sheep Farmer To Fend For Himself!

I officially left the farm today and abandoned Arnie to fend for himself on the sheep farm and in the kitchen. Watch as a sheep farmer copes with farm life minus the farm wife! You will see as he cooks two of his go-to meals, looks after the sheep dogs, plus lets the sheep out to the field and c... More ›

Using Our Sheep Feed To Heat Our Home For The Winter!

At Ewetopia Farms, we use our sheep feed, corn, as fuel to heat our house for the winter in Canada. Corn harvesting is fast approaching so today on our sheep farm we took advantage of the nice fall weather to remove some dry corn from our corn bin to make room for the new corn and to set aside ... More ›

Are Listeria & E. coli Still a Concern?

Darren Scott, OSU food scientist, discusses the recent outbreaks of listeria and E. coli that led to several high-profile recalls in the U.S. He also explains how the food industry is equipped to detect food safety issues... More ›

Dr. Ali Honaramooz: Organ Transplantation Future

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Ali Honaramooz, from the University of Saskatchewan, explores the field of xenotransplantation using pigs as models. Dr. Honaramooz discusses the suitability of pigs for organ transplantation, addressing the challenges and breakthroughs in... More ›

MSD Animal Health Introducing Global Swine Team: Hongyao Lin

The Global Swine Team is a group of professionals working at MSD Animal Health dedicated to improving swine health and production. Let's meet some of the key members of the team:... More ›

National FFA Winner Shines Light on Swine Industry | Episode 6

Illinois pork producer Hannah Miller shares about winning the National FFA Swine Entrepreneurship Proficiency Award and what she's learned from starting up her own show pig herd while balancing life as a high school student.... More ›

Episode 43: Seven Tips for Grazing Corn

With winter rolling in across Canada, you may be turning to extended grazing to help keep cattle out on pasture longer. Grazing standing corn has many benefits, including being a high-energy forage, but can also pose animal health risks if not managed properly.... More ›

Managing Risk on Your Farm or Ranch

Extreme swings in the cattle markets can test even the most skilled and prepared producers.... More ›

Husker Mobile Beef Lab

While we were out at the GSL Open House this summer we also had the chance to look at the Husker Mobile Beef Lab.... More ›

How NRCS Supports Sustainable Land Management

The Natural Resources Conservation Service provides invaluable support to farmers and ranchers by helping them conserve, manage, and improve the resources on their land. Here's a look at how NRCS is helping an Iowa farmer improve his sustainability, as well as his profitability.... More ›

The Most Friendly Ewes And Rams Ever!

The most friendly ewes and rams ever, we feel, can be found at Ewetopia Farms. But anyone can have friendly sheep and sheep that you can easily handle are much better to work with because they are less afraid of being handled and/or restrained because they already associate handling as a good ex... More ›

CattleCon 25: Where the Beef Industry Meets

San Antonio is the place to be in February for CattleCon 25. Colin Woodall, CEO of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, shares some insights on what to expect at this fun and informative event.... More ›

NRCS: Helping Farmers and Ranchers Implement Good Conservation Practices

The USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service is a valuable partner for farmers and ranchers who want to protect their land and water.... More ›

Virtual Fencing as a Climate Adaption Strategy

Virtual fencing, a relatively new technology, allows ranchers to control livestock distribution in rangeland landscapes without physical fences.... More ›

Cattle Markets - Mike Briggs

Well as promised we are out here at Briggs feedyard just outside of Seward, Nebraska. And joining us now to discuss the cattle markets is the man himself Mr. Mike Briggs.... More ›

Breaking Biosecurity: The First U.S. Case of H5N1 in Pigs and What It Means for Producers

Dr. Gisele Ravagnani provides insights into the recent detection of H5N1 in an Oregon pig, marking the first U.S. case in swine. H5N1, a highly pathogenic avian influenza, primarily affects birds but has now crossed into swine. This development raises concerns for both swine and poultry producer... More ›

Dr. Urbano Ruiz: Fine-Tuning Swine Diets

In this episode of The Swine Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Urbano Ruiz from the University of São Paulo shares insights from his team's research on the digestibility of different corn-based feed ingredients in swine at various growth stages.... More ›

Dr. Ryan Brook: Wild Pigs Threat in Canada

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Ryan Brook, from the University of Saskatchewan, discusses the rising issue of invasive wild pigs in Canada. He explains how these animals spread across the Canadian prairies and highlights the risk they pose to biosecurity and disease tra... More ›

Baby Pig Delivery Day

In this video, Sawyer get’s the first batch of baby pigs up at Site 3, then it’s on to unloading a fresh batch of pork and Wagyu at the Farmer Grade warehouse, finally Tork and Sawyer give you their honest thoughts about the cypertruck.... More ›

Shaky Calf Mutation

Earlier this year researchers at the University of Nebraska Lincoln have discovered a new defect in composite cattle. That often-caused physical collapse when they exercised.... More ›

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