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#50 - Alleviating transportation stress in pigs with alginate hydrogel beads - Dr. Arlene Garcia

Transporting pigs between locations may expose them to various stressors, such as food and water deprivation, physical control, and combination with unfamiliar pigs. Such stressors can disrupt the natural balance of the animals, resulting in non-ambulatory or injured pigs – and even death. In t... More ›

John Prestage, Swine Web Hall of Fame induction interview on behalf of Bill Prestage

John Prestage from Prestage Farms joins us to honour his dad the late great Bill Prestage as we welcome him to the Swine Web Hall of Fame. We discuss Bills journey/career from his beginnings and how he built Presage. We learn about Johns's role in the company, and what this recognition would ... More ›

Cleaning Out The Hogs Hoop Building

Cleaning out the hogs hoop building before we got 12 inches of snow.... More ›

WEBINAR | USDA Quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report | Analysis from Dr. Ron Plain

The National Pork Board hosted a webinar on Dec. 23, 2021 for pork producers following the release of the USDA Quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report. Guest economists were invited to share insights about the report. Pork Checkoff funds are used to host this webinar to help pork producers understan... More ›

Free the Swine!

Beautiful spring weather is here, and we have so much to get done on the farm!... More ›

Last Batch of Baby Pigs & Tearing Out Fence

In this one Tork and Sawyer get the last batch of baby pigs up at site 1. Then it’s on to tearing out fence. 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.... More ›

Tough Decisions

Tough Decisions | Farmer Tyler Ranch... More ›

Making Shreddies for the Cows! And a calf update!

Making Shreddies for the Cows! And a calf update! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Pasture Weed of the Month-Plantain

Learn about Plantain weeds and how to control.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, previews the upcoming Blueprint for the Future Cattlemen’s Conference.... More ›

Williamson Cattle Company Talks Sustainability

Environmental stewardship is always top of mind at Williamson Cattle Company in Florida. John Williamson tells us how his family’s proximity to Lake Okeechobee can impact their land and cattle, and some of the ways they work to make sure the valuable nutrients stay on the land and don’t go into ... More ›

Annual Forages - Brad Schick

When it comes to grazing cover crops as forage there are two options on what to plant. Annual or perennial. we caught up with extension educator Brad Schick to discuss what should go into planning for turning livestock out to graze these two types of cover crops.... More ›

How to calculate your carrying capacity

Carrying capacity, also known as grazing capacity, is the amount of forage a specific pasture produces that is available for grazing animals. Determining a long-term, sustainable carrying capacity for a pasture is a key component of balancing forage supply and forage demand and is developed over... More ›

How Farm Bureau Women are Advocating for Agriculture

Becoming a leader and an advocate is a journey. The Farm Bureau Women's Leadership Committee is equipping women to be leaders and advocates for agriculture in their communities and beyond. On this episode of Farmside Chat, Farm Bureau President Zippy Duvall chats with the Women’s Leadership Comm... More ›

What Earth Day Means to Farmers and Ranchers

We’re on location in Florida to celebrate Earth Day, which is intended to raise awareness about the need to protect our planet’s natural resources for future generations. We asked some the ranchers we’ll hear from in this special episode what earth day means to them.... More ›

What to do After the Storm

Amy Hagerman, OSU Extension agricultural policy specialist, has information on what to do if you and your family are impacted by severe weather.... More ›

Hog Markets | Lee Schulz

This week we are taking an in-depth look at the Hog Markets. We were joined earlier this week by Lee Schulz of Iowa State University to get his take. Here is our conversation from Wednesday afternoon.... More ›

Our daughter has cancer.

I wasn't sure if this would ever be shared, but Jess was bound and determined to document her journey with cancer in hopes of supporting others who may be struggling with this terrifying disease.... More ›

I BOUGHT LONGHORNS!!!

I BOUGHT LONGHORNS!!! | | Farm & Hammer... More ›

April: Checking the cows at night

Season 3 Episode 11: Welcome back to Pine Ranch, Erika is on night check, which means she gets up in the middle of the night to check on the cows during calving season. And even though Erika hopes every night that there's no calves to deal with (who wouldn't want to get back to her cozy bed?)... More ›

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