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Wild Pigs : A threat to the Canadian pork sector. How can we reduce it - NISAW 2022

May 30, 2022

Video: Wild Pigs : A threat to the Canadian pork sector. How can we reduce it - NISAW 2022

This webinar recording is one of seven webinars held during the 2022 Winter National Invasive Species Awareness Week (NISAW) from February 28 to March 4, 2022 in Canada.

Wild Pigs : A threat to the Canadian pork sector. How can we reduce it - NISAW 2022

This webinar recording is one of seven webinars held during the 2022 Winter National Invasive Species Awareness Week (NISAW) from February 28 to March 4, 2022 in Canada.... More ›

Sorting Pigs & Planting Corn

First Day Of Planting Corn 2022: In this one the boys start off the day with loading up David’s planter to start on day 2 of planting. Then they head to the hog barn to do some sorting of the fallback pigs. While Tork and Sawyer do that David is finishing up planting the corn acres.... More ›

Lysine recommendations for grow-finish pigs - maybe we aren't feeding enough - Rafe Royall

Nutrient recommendations constantly need to be reviewed and updated as genetics change over the years. Lysine, being one of the most critical nutrients pigs receive, definitely deserves some special attention. In this episode, Rafe Royall and I talk about his study identifying the optimal lysine... More ›

Findings on supplementing calcium in the sow diet, with Dr. Tom Crenshaw

Dr. Tom Crenshaw is a Professor in the Department of Animal Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In this episode, Dr. Crenshaw shares some exciting results from his and his team's research on supplementing calcium in the sow diet and the current ratios used in the swine industry.... More ›

garden 2022 movie

time lapse of 2022 garden panting, southeast ALBERTA... More ›

Designing water smart farming systems: Practical examples

We're very sorry to have lost the conversation that followed but we're very pleased to be able to bring you Stewart and Scott's talks.... More ›

GPS tags as branding alternative

Alberta Producers talk about introducing low-orbit satellite GPS tags, the first of its kind in Canada, on their farm as an alternative to branding cattle.... More ›

I Quit My 9-5 Career to Be a Farmer | This is How She Does It

Alberta farmer Katelyn Duban didn’t know anything about agriculture when she decided to start farming. But a lack of knowledge didn’t stop her from leaving her corporate job behind for farm life.... More ›

Cleaning a Massive Mess on our Dairy!

Cleaning a Massive Mess on our Dairy! -- SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Types of Root Systems

Plants can have various types of root systems. Find out why this is important for farmers to know when it comes to controlling weeds or fertilizing crops.... More ›

Bumper Crops: Early Season Pest Management in Winter Wheat

What should you do about fungicide applications on wheat this spring? Damon and Dan make recommendations to help farmers manage wheat crop protection in a spring of possible cool wet conditions and low supplies of pesticides. Use a good integrated pest management plan.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Don Roose

Secretary Vilsack answers questions on chemicals and CRP. Sorting out ports and global demand issues in Ukraine. The cost to repair after the flooding is gone. Market analysis with Don Roose.... More ›

Range Planting

Range planting is the establishment of grass and legumes to reduce soil erosion and improve production. This practice applies to rangeland, native or naturalized pasture, grazed forest, or other suitable land areas where the principal method of vegetation management is grazing. This video explor... More ›