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You Can't Manage What You Don't Measure

May 17, 2022

Video: You Can't Manage What You Don't Measure

Agronomy consultant Bryce Moore and Clinton Monchuk discuss the 4R Fertilizer Canada program.

You Can't Manage What You Don't Measure

Agronomy consultant Bryce Moore and Clinton Monchuk discuss the 4R Fertilizer Canada program.... More ›

Low bee populations cause concern for Canadian farmers

Canadian farmers are worried that bee populations harmed by mites, climate change and pesticides will mean poor harvests this season.... More ›

Tedding 1st Crop Hay - RhinoAg PT419H

We start tedding first crop after Travis cut it, and it got rained on for a few days. Tedding the hay will help it dry out after getting all those bugs washed off!... More ›

4H-Carcass DNA Webinar - 2022

A very informative webinar describes telling members the purpose of DNA testing and how to read the results of the DNA testing that was done on the Carcass Competition Calves.... More ›

4H - How to Complete a Manifest with Livestock Identification Services

4-H Alberta recorded a video with Jay Gaucher from Livestock Identification Services to help members complete their livestock manifests.... More ›

One Million Dollar Donation to Idaho Research Dairy

On May 11th at their plant in Twin Falls, Idaho, Chobani announced a one-million-dollar gift to the Idaho Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment, known as Idaho CAFE for short. The Idaho CAFE will be the largest research dairy in the United States and will be built near the town of Rup... More ›

Livestock Markets

Mike Briggs is back to give his two cents on the livestock sector. From rising inflation to Full feed yards and worker shortages, Mike covers all the bases and answers some viewer questions this week.... More ›

The Interactions Between Pig Birth Weight And Phenotype, With Jennifer Patterson

Having worked with genetics for a long time, Jennifer brings the discussion addresses this hot topic in pig production: the relationship between birth weight and phenotype. As she says, it’s critical to look at the efficiency of good gilt development to pay attention to birth weights and identif... More ›

Naturally Speaking - Ponds & Heavy Rainfall

Marley Beem, OSU Extension associate aquaculture specialist, explains why it’s important to keep an eye on your ponds after heavy rainfall.... More ›

Meat Locker Still Running Above Capacity

Local meat lockers saw a bump in business from both consumers looking for new sources of meat and animal producers that were shut out of packing plants due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A locker in Corning, Iowa is still busy two years later.... More ›

Hog Barn Fixing

Hog Barn Fixing: In this one the boys do some hog barn fixing on one of the feedlines out under the bin. The pigs are hungry and there’s only one thing that’ll get it going… a new anchor bearing!... More ›

Targeting specific digestion kinetics to optimize nursery pig performance and health

Zinc oxide is a wonderful tool for nursery pigs. However, there have been concerns about the environmental impact ZnO can have. Several research studies have been performed to identify potential alternatives to ZnO that are more environmentally friendly.... More ›

What does this new PRRSV classification tool provide for swine producers and veterinarians?

Disease classification is a very important aspect for both swine producers and veterinarians. It helps provide a roadmap for how to manage viruses within herds, and PRRSV has been a major problem for the swine industry for many years.... More ›

Old world ranching in BC’s Wild West (BC Farmers' Market Trail Stories, Chilcotin BC)

“It’s all about putting wholesome food on people’s plates.” Big, wild spaces and wide open sky, what better place for a cattle ranch than the living Wild West of BC? This Story from the BC Farmers’ Market Trail follows owners Randy Jones and Juri and Irinel Agapow who found their home along the... More ›

The Future of the Environmental Farm Plan

The EFP program – a voluntary, educational tool for assessing environmental risk and facilitating knowledge sharing at the farm level- has been used across Canada since the mid-nineties. Now, in 2022, there is an opportunity to rethink the future of the EFP program. On May 5th, 2022, Dr. Bronw... More ›