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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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
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 ›

Predator issues

Predator issues

Predator issues -- S&C Livestock... More ›
Manitoba Dairy Farm

Manitoba Dairy Farm's regenerative agriculture practices

MFGA member and dairy farmer Sean Smith of Clanman Jerseys, Clanwilliam, MB talks about regenerative agriculture practices on his family's dairy farm... More ›
Over 300 cattle seized, many found dead as Sask. farmer denies starvation charges

Over 300 cattle seized, many found dead as Sask. farmer denies starvation charges

Welcome to Wahsa Distance Education Centre’s SVN3E – Grade 11 Environmental Science!... More ›
Three Generations Working Side-by-Side on Manitoba Chicken Farm

Three Generations Working Side-by-Side on Manitoba Chicken Farm

Kelvin & Kayla farm with Kelvin's parents in southern Manitoba. They operate a broiler breeder barn where they raise chickens and roosters, and provide fertilized eggs to other chicken farms across the province... More ›
Food Scape - Preserving the Canadian Grasslands

Food Scape - Preserving the Canadian Grasslands

For hundreds of years, the Canadian grassland has been home to a cycle of harvest & restoration.... More ›
Bye, bye baby. | Weaning lambs, sheep barn cleanout (day one) & consoling some sad mamas

Bye, bye baby. | Weaning lambs, sheep barn cleanout (day one) & consoling some sad mamas

Grab your hearing protection... it's gonna get LOUD in here!! Today is weaning day!! The lambs look good, and we even found a better way to load them!... More ›
Breed May Impact Broiler Response To Salmonella Infection

Breed May Impact Broiler Response To Salmonella Infection

Research at the University of Arkansas suggests broiler breed could affect birds’ immune response to Salmonella exposure. Research groups have looked at environmental and management factors for decades…but the factors that contribute to the prevalence of Salmonella inside of the bird are less we... More ›
Cow-Calf Corner Jun 08 2022

Cow-Calf Corner Jun 08 2022

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, explains the benefits of creep grazing.... More ›
BioZyme: Care That Comes Full Circle

BioZyme: Care That Comes Full Circle

BioZyme manufactures supplements & precision biotics that naturally promote animal health and performance.... More ›
Sheep Farming & Border Collies: An Afternoon In A Sheep Pasture

Sheep Farming & Border Collies: An Afternoon In A Sheep Pasture

We start off with some funny sheep shearing done with scissors on our replacement Suffolk ewe lambs, We spend time in the pasture with the sheep and border collies where I talk about border collie behaviour and training, livestock guardian dog behaviour and training, sheep pasturing, planting be... More ›
Cows go to Grass

Cows go to Grass

We process calves, send cows to grass, introduce another new bull, and watch it rain.... More ›
4 H sale Fairview Alberta Canada

4 H sale Fairview Alberta Canada

Hello my viewers, My channel is all about living a simple life here in Alberta Canada family farm life.... More ›
Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Farmers warned of bovine TB risk in four counties

Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Farmers warned of bovine TB risk in four counties

A heads up for producers in Cheboygan, Charlevoix, Emmet and Otsego counties: You will soon receive a letter from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development noting those areas are now at a potentially high risk for bovine tuberculosis.... More ›
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