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How pig feed starts - How pig feed is made! Part 1

How pig feed starts - How pig feed is made! Part 1

Every batch of pig feed begins with the right ingredients! In this first stage, trucks deliver grains like corn, wheat, and soybean meal to the feed mill. Each ingredient is tested, checked, and stored before it’s turned into feed. Learn how feed mills in Ontario make sure every load meets qu... More
Better Biosecurity, Better Profits - Dr. Jeroen Dewulf<

Better Biosecurity, Better Profits - Dr. Jeroen Dewulf<

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Jeroen Dewulf from Ghent University shares two decades of expertise in biosecurity and disease control in swine production. He explains why behavior change is key, how internal and external biosecurity differ, and how simple tools can guid... More
How Canada Fights Swine Diseases - Jenelle Hamblin

How Canada Fights Swine Diseases - Jenelle Hamblin

Jenelle Hamblin, Director of Swine Health at Manitoba Pork, discusses the essential components of disease preparedness planning for the swine industry. She shares key lessons from Manitoba’s successful Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea (PED) elimination efforts and outlines strategies for collaboration ... More
CEOs of the Industry: John McIntire, Partner at Pike Pig Systems

CEOs of the Industry: John McIntire, Partner at Pike Pig Systems

CEOs of the Industry, Jim sits down with John McIntire, Partner at Pike Pig Systems, one of the most quietly impressive 26,000-sow operations in the U.S. John shares how he grew from operator to partner, how Pike built a people-first culture with long-tenured managers, and why they’re committed ... More
Advancing Swine Disease Traceability: USDA

Advancing Swine Disease Traceability: USDA's No-Cost RFID Tag Program for Market Channels

On-demand webinar, hosted by the Meat Institute, experts from the USDA, National Pork Board (NPB) and Merck Animal Health introduced the no-cost 840 RFID tag program—a five-year initiative supported through African swine fever (ASF) preparedness efforts. Beginning in Fall 2025, eligible sow prod... More
Four Star Pork Industry Conf - Back to Basics: Fundamentals drive vaccine performance

Four Star Pork Industry Conf - Back to Basics: Fundamentals drive vaccine performance

At a time when disease pressure continues to challenge pork production systems across the United States, vaccination remains one of the most valuable and heavily debated tools available to veterinarians and producers. Speaking at the 2025 Four Star Pork Industry Conference in Muncie, Indiana... More
Cattlemen’s College Available to All CattleCon Attendees

Cattlemen’s College Available to All CattleCon Attendees

CattleCon 2026, the largest cattle industry event of the year, is heading to the heart of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, Feb. 3-5.... More

Measuring Emissions from Animal Agriculture Using Genetics!

Measuring Emissions from Animal Agriculture Using Genetics!

Dr. Troy Rowan sits down with CLEAR Conversations host, Tracy Sellers. Dr. Rowan was a featured speaker at the 2025 State of the Science Summit at UC Davis. The event will return next year on June 16-18, 2026, continuing its focus on advancing livestock methane research and collaborative solutio... More
How to Keep Your Family Safe This Holiday Season - Food Whys

How to Keep Your Family Safe This Holiday Season - Food Whys

In this Food Whys episode, food scientist Darren Scott talks with William McGlynn, OSU Extension horticulture processing specialist, about essential food safety tips for the holiday season.... More
Are You Blanketing Your Horse Too Soon? Kris Hiney Explains

Are You Blanketing Your Horse Too Soon? Kris Hiney Explains

Kris Hiney, OSU Extension equine specialist, shares expert advice on when the best time is to blanket your horses. Learn how temperature, coat condition, and health factors determine whether your horse really needs a blanket — and how to keep them comfortable all winter long.... More
Episode 95: Growth Promotants and the Environment Revisited

Episode 95: Growth Promotants and the Environment Revisited

Past research has measured how long residues from growth promoters stay around in a feedlot environment. It showed that certain ones dissipated very quickly, while some could still be found on the pen floor for up to five months after they were last fed. In this episode, we will hear results fro... More
Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame 2025 - Joe Hudson ENG

Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame 2025 - Joe Hudson ENG

Honouring visionaries and their outstanding contributions to Canadian agriculture... More
Caring for cattle in winter weather - Grazing

Caring for cattle in winter weather - Grazing

Caring for cattle is a full-time job on its own, but the cold weather ahead will add a new set of challenges for grazing operations... More
Van Stee Holsteins - GEA DairyRobot R9500 - Full Story

Van Stee Holsteins - GEA DairyRobot R9500 - Full Story

The Vanstee’s family from Moorefield in Ontario has decided to go for an automated milking system for different reasons – the electronics, labour savings and to provide an environment favouring cow’s health. They own 6 GEA milking robots. Niek Vanstee explains the DairyRobot R9500 advantages and... More
Long-term U.S. beef outlook

Long-term U.S. beef outlook

Nebraska producers are watching global markets closely as trade tensions and new deals emerge.... More
Old Hay For Bedding: SMART Sheep Farming!

Old Hay For Bedding: SMART Sheep Farming!

Instead of throwing out hay that’s lost its feed value, we put it to good use in the barns. Old hay is not only cost-effective, but it also provides warm, soft, and absorbent bedding that keeps our sheep dry and comfortable during the cold months. We’ll walk you through our process, explain w... More
Why Replacement Heifers Will Shape the Future Cattle Market - Cow-Calf Corner

Why Replacement Heifers Will Shape the Future Cattle Market - Cow-Calf Corner

Selecting the right replacement heifers today will have a major impact on future profitability, herd performance, and long-term cattle markets.... More
The Benefits of Group Sow Housing

The Benefits of Group Sow Housing

Discover how Alberta producers are successfully transitioning to sow group housing ahead of the 2029 Code of Practice deadline. In this video, Stan and Andy Van Essen of AVE Farms share their firsthand experience converting their barn, the benefits they’ve seen for sow welfare, herd management, ... More
A Day in the Life of a Barn Manager

A Day in the Life of a Barn Manager

Join us as we go behind the scenes with Travis, a dedicated barn manager in Manitoba’s hog sector. He plays a key role in making sure pigs are well cared for, that operations run smoothly, and that his team stays safe and supported. Discover how the role of a barn manager fits into the wider ... More
IPIC Webinar Series: Fundamentals of Rodent Control for Swine Facilities

IPIC Webinar Series: Fundamentals of Rodent Control for Swine Facilities

Closing out this year’s IPIC webinar series, Colin Johnson covers the fundamentals of effective rodent control in swine facilities. Learn practical strategies to reduce rodent pressure, protect pig health, and maintain a cleaner, more efficient operation.... More
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