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Shorts How Can We Improve Pig Survivability?

Here, Dr. Rademacher discusses ways to improve pig survival by identifying diseases in the herd earlier. Identifying a disease early, no matter what it is, will allow you to take better care of the pigs.... More ›

CATCH me if EWE can | LAMBING & HAY on the same day? | and these mama's are WILD.

Got my hands full with these first time mama's! But after they've spent time with their lambs, they've all seem to chill... thank goodness!... More ›

The feds want warning labels on Canadian beef — why not imported avocados?

Sheila Gunn Reid joins Adam Soos to discuss the attack on ranchers and to debunk some popular myths about beef.... More ›

Investigating and Testing PRRS Cases

How confident do you feel about your testing results when investigating PRRS cases? Dr. Corzo highlights how crucial it is to investigate and test PRRS in the herd. The greater the testing sample or frequency of the testing events, the more trustworthy results we will have.... More ›

Vet Scripts - Rabies

Rosslyn Biggs, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, explains the seriousness of the rabies virus.... More ›

A Tribute to our Good Friend Baxter Black

Baxter Black was a valued and talented contributor to Cattlemen to Cattlemen for more than a decade.... More ›

Innovation in Dairy in the Northwest

The Rural Agri-Innovation Network's Sustainable New Agri-Food Products and Productivity (SNAPP) Program assisted three Thunder Bay area farms with the purchase of a SAMCO 61HD Corn Planter, allowing them to plant earlier and extend their growing season, which results in higher crop yields and hi... More ›

The Chickens are Free!!!

The Laying Chickens Roaming for Free for the summer months!!!!... More ›

Ewetopia Farms: Working On A Sheep Farm - Rams, Hay Weaning & Rain!

Today at Ewetopia Farms it was a typical day working on a sheep farm. Although there are many daily routines, you also don't know what new things each day will bring. Today there was lots going on. We had another person pick up a ram and we looked at his sheep box. We also had a hay hauler arr... More ›

Women in Agriculture: Nancy Lester from Lester's Dairy Farm

Agriculture in the Classroom NL and the NL Young Farmers' Forum present the Women in Agriculture Series featuring Nancy Lester from Lester's Dairy Farm in St. John's, NL.... More ›

Livestock markets - Elliot Dennis

This week we caught up with University of Nebraska Livestock Marketing and Risk Management specialist Elliott Dennis. As always, we discussed the cattle markets but began the by looking at the spread of highly pathogenic Avian Influenza.... More ›

How can we improve pigs' caretaker's skills?

Chris discusses the benefits of mentoring on pig caretakers' learning. The more you are on the farm with them, the better. Through effective training, you will be sure that your employees can identify herd problems earlier to initiate treatment as soon as possible. Isn't that interesting?... More ›

Can Ticks Make You Allergic to Red Meat?

Justin Tally, OSU Entomology and Plant Pathology department head and Extension livestock entomologist, explains the connection between lone star ticks and red meat allergies.... More ›

The Farrowing Barn of the Future

Dr. Hyatt Frobose tells us how their adjustable turnaround farrowing crate minimizes feed costs, lowers labor costs, increase usable barn space and maximize the sow's feed intake.... More ›

Reducing labor and increasing a sustainable footprint

Todd Heisterkamp, Executive Director as Crystal Spring Hog Equipment tells us how their research and development and design has lead to increased efficiencies, lower labor requirements and a 50% saving in water for every pig.... More ›

Improving water intake by 200% in weaned piglets

CallaBria Putrino, R & D assistant with Tonisity tells us how their new Tonisity PxW isotonic protein drink improves water intake in weaned piglets by 200% while reducing fall behinds by 65% and mortality by 17%.... More ›

Feeding Cows and Finally some Rain!

SaskDutch Kid--Feeding Cows and Finally some Rain!... More ›

Touring Our Hog Barn's Work Rooms

Welcome to it! This’ll Do Farm is a 6th generation family farm located in Southeast Iowa that is run by a father-son duo Tork and Sawyer. Sawyer and Tork are the force behind their family farm taking care of pigs, along with farming the family’s acres. Together, they promote agriculture in a pos... More ›

Recommended enzymes for lactating sows during summer

Dr. Holmes graduated from North Dakota State University with both a B.S. and M.S. in Animal Science and subsequently attended the University of Minnesota to receive a Ph.D. in Swine Nutrition. She discusses enzyme recommendations for sows' diet during the summer heat and outlines the use of xyla... More ›

Li Peng: Test, identify, and remove - a novel ASF farm response strategy

ASF continues to be prevalent internationally and can be an economically devastating disease for pig farmers. The United States has successfully kept the disease out of its borders but it is crucial that we are prepared to handle the situation if it finds its way in. In this episode, I talk with... More ›

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