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Using alternative ingredients at different stages of pig production - Dr. Pedro Urriola

Using alternative ingredients at different stages of pig production - Dr. Pedro Urriola | Swine it... More ›

How do you manage the finances of your pig farm? - Blake Wilson

How do you manage the finances of your pig farm? - Blake Wilson | Swine it... More ›

Getting New Baby Pigs Before Harvest

New Baby Pigs On The Farm- In this one the boys get site 2 all ready to go before the new baby weaner pigs show up, count, sort & feed the new baby pigs when they arrive at their new home.... More ›

Split suckling – indoor breeding

Split suckling – indoor breeding | AHDB Pork... More ›

Sheep Updates and New Feed Mixer

In this video we talk about our feed mixer that we've been using to mix our feed rations. We also give an update of the breeding situation, as well as spread straw using the straw spreader.... More ›

Baxter Black: Advice Column

Baxter offers advice on how to deal with a rowdy cow dog.... More ›

Chicken coop tour.

We have bin bottoms to start cleaning out, as well as escaping pigs to deal with. We have also started building our deep littler base in the chicken coop, so we did a little chciken coop tour.... More ›

Michigan Pork Producers Association's African Swine Fever prevention efforts continue

Preventing African Swine Fever from entering the United States is job number one for the domestic pork industry. The battleground isn’t a field or a farm, but our borders. That’s where the Michigan Pork Producers Association, the National Pork Producers Council, USDA and other industry groups ha... More ›

What Does Sustainability Mean to Beef Producers?

Beef industry sustainability begins on the farm or ranch. We asked cattlemen and women from across the country to share their perspectives on sustainability and what it means to them.... More ›

Placement Numbers Lower

Mike Briggs of Briggs Feed Yard explains the reasons behind lower cattle placements. Mike also discusses what higher corn yields could mean for livestock producers.... More ›

A Review of the AgriRecovery, Drought Assistance Programs

Manitoba Agriculture - A Review of the AgriRecovery, Drought Assistance Programs... More ›

Sheep Farming: 1st Group of Dorset Lambs Move Homes

Today we moved the first of the fall-born lambs *although technically still summer) from the lambing barn to the growing barn.... More ›

Congress Looks at Tax Changes

If death and taxes are inevitable - combining the two is a constant concern for those actively engaged in farming and planning for the next chapter in the family farm.... More ›

EWE CAME BACK!?? | what a WOOLLY surprise!!?? | Vlog 484

GUYS!!! We did it!! We took the weekend off! LOL. actually... I took a couple more days off the farm to attend my first in person sheep meeting in almost two years!! AND!! I finally get to share an exciting project I've been working on!!!... More ›

Explaining the 75% Rule

Elliott Dennis, UNL Livestock Marketing Economist, examines the first two quarterly reports on levels of negotiated trade by region under the 75% rule, and explains its potential impacts on producers.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - Evaluating Management Practices

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, says now is a good time to evaluate overall production management practices when weaning fall calves.... More ›

Company Provides Cheeses with Help from a Local College

Over the past decade, one Georgia company has been providing consumers with some of the highest quality cheeses. Damon Jones reports on how they’re doing it with a little help from a local college.... More ›