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U.S. CattleTrace
Apr 29, 2020

Video: U.S. CattleTrace

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, it’s important to remember that disease traceability is paramount in ag’s livestock sector. Brandon Depenbusch of U.S. CattleTrace provides a rundown on a cattle disease tracing system that could help better track beef disease in the United States.
 
U.S. CattleTrace

U.S. CattleTrace

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, it’s important to remember that disease traceability is paramount in ag’s livestock sector. Brandon Depenbusch of U.S. CattleTrace provides a rundown on a cattle disease tracing system that could help better track beef disease in the United States.... More ›
Mesonet Weather

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee explains why recent weather has not been favorable for hay production. Gary McManus says May could bring higher than normal rainfall opportunities.... More ›
Managing Soybean Emergence During Cold Weather Conditions

Managing Soybean Emergence During Cold Weather Conditions

Timing for soybean planting is crucial to the long term health of the soybean plant. Soybeans imbibe 50% of their weight in water they need for germination within the first 24-48 hours.... More ›
Two Row: From Great Barley to Great Beer

Two Row: From Great Barley to Great Beer

From the products in the field to the craft on the brewery floor, Two Row is all about what goes into growing good barley and making good beer. Join brewmaster Tavis Agnew (Freehold Brewing), barley grower Spencer Hilton (Hilton Ventures) and maltster Kyle Geeraert (Origin Brewing and Malting) a... More ›
Ontario Grassland Story

Ontario Grassland Story

Grasslands used for raising beef cattle in Ontario are an important part of our ecosystem.... More ›
A Beekeeper’s Guide For Pollen Identification of Honey

A Beekeeper’s Guide For Pollen Identification of Honey

A Beekeeper’s Guide For Pollen Identification of Honey | a Canadian Beekeeper's Blog... More ›
Concerned About Corn Frost? Here’s What You Should Know

Concerned About Corn Frost? Here’s What You Should Know

With chilly temps across the map this spring, FBN Senior Staff Agronomist Wade Givens addresses concerns around corn injuries that occur when frost impacts seed in the ground.... More ›
The cows are here!!

The cows are here!!

South Sask Farmer - The cows are here!!... More ›
Touring A Barn With Robotic Milkers

Touring A Barn With Robotic Milkers

Huge thank you goes to the Vandebrinks for letting me check out their farm and put it in a video!... More ›
A ThinkTank Short - Ed Brochinski - Clash of Currencies

A ThinkTank Short - Ed Brochinski - Clash of Currencies

Ed Brochinski, a MarketSense Grain Marketing Advisor talks about the impacts of the changing currency markets. An excerpt from a ThinkTank workshop.... More ›
Weed of the Week - Eastern Black Nightshade

Weed of the Week - Eastern Black Nightshade

Do you have Eastern Black Nightshade on your farm? In this week's episode of Ag PhD, Brian and Darren Hefty share how to keep this weed under control.... More ›
Soil Aeration & Bermudagrass

Soil Aeration & Bermudagrass

Alex Rocateli has information on soil aeration & whether or not it is right for your bermudagrass pasture.... More ›
Trucking Industry Adjusts during Pandemic

Trucking Industry Adjusts during Pandemic

COVID-19 has put additional strain on supply lines of everything from N-95 masks to canned goods.... More ›
Markets with Luke Beckman

Markets with Luke Beckman

Luke Beckman of Central Valley Ag Coop explains what we’re seeing after an unprecedented week in the oil and energy markets.... More ›
From farm to client

From farm to client

Here is a virtual tour of duBreton farms. The standards we apply to ourselves are much higher than those of regular farms in Quebec and Canada. Our animals are not given any antibiotics, they have straw for their comfort and two to three times more space to express their natural behaviour.... More ›
Myth-busting #1: Wean-to-estrus feeding

Myth-busting #1: Wean-to-estrus feeding

Recent studies show minimal impact on future reproductive performance. Full feed thin sows only. Assuming a corn-soybean meal based diet, we recommend 3.6 kg per day for ideal and fat sows. Consult a qualified swine nutritionists first.... More ›
Dr. John Patience: One of the most important decisions in swine production

Dr. John Patience: One of the most important decisions in swine production

Today’s episode will cover One of the most important decisions in swine production: dietary energy level. “If you get dietary energy right you can keep your costs as low as possible… but if you get your energy wrong, you can affect performance and net income in a negative way.” – Dr. John Patien... More ›
Done Calving And Getting Stuff Ready For Spring

Done Calving And Getting Stuff Ready For Spring

Straight Pipe Acres - Done Calving And Getting Stuff Ready For Spring... More ›
WE BOUGHT SOME COWS! The start of Amanda

WE BOUGHT SOME COWS! The start of Amanda's herd

South Sask Farmer - WE BOUGHT SOME COWS! The start of Amanda's herd... More ›
186 Calves!! Calf Update

186 Calves!! Calf Update

Northern farmer - 186 Calves!! Calf Update... More ›
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