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What Do Farmer Feed Their Hens?

Hens eat a balanced and nutritious diet that has a mix of grains, protein, fats, vitamins and minerals. And of course, water is always on the menu! ... More ›

Relationships with the community

Ontario Pork believes educating the public on agriculture and pigs in particular is one of the best ways to illustrate how pork producers care for the land, animals and the environment. ... More ›

Egg farmer on why he resists going cage-free for his hens

Ontario egg farmer Roger Pelissero says the enriched housing system he uses is like flying first-class for his hens. Pelissero says he has several reasons for opting against a cage-free alternative for his animals. ... More ›

Feed Quality in Stockpiled Grazing

In this video ranchers offer management practices that they have implemented in their operations when winter and spring grazing on stockpiled grass. This includes feed testing and options for supplementation of feed and minerals. ... More ›

Dr. Dave Pyburn - Antibiotic Update

Antibiotic Update - Dr. Dave Pyburn, National Pork Board, from the 2016 Missouri Pork Expo, February 9-10, 2016, Columbia, Missouri, USA. ... More ›

report on successful U.S. swine launch

Leading U.S. swine experts joined pig producers and Ceva’s own swine team for the Ceva U.S. Swine Launch and Scientific Symposium, held in New Orleans.The event was staged in conjunction with the 47th meeting of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians and acted as a springboard for Ceva’... More ›

Baxter Black: This Old Hat by Cowboy Stories

The Cowboy Poet Baxter Black talks about the relationship between a cowboy and his hat. ... More ›

Chicken Production to Add Pressure in Pork Industry by AgStar Financial Services

Chicken Production to Add Pressure in Pork Industry: Agriculture Blog. ... More ›

Leon Sheets - Pit Foam and Producer Safety

Pit Foam and Producer Safety - Leon Sheets, Iowa Pork Producers, from the 2016 Iowa Pork Congress, January 27-28, Des Moines, IA, USA. ... More ›

Mary Foy - Managing Water Quality on the Farm

Managing Water Quality on the Farm - Mary Foy, Proxy Clean, from the 2016 Missouri Pork Expo, February 9-10, 2016, Columbia, Missouri, USA. ... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner: Multiple Births

In Cow-Calf Corner, Glenn Selk shares the frequency of multiple births in beef cattle.... More ›

Cow Calf Corner: Enough Bull?

Glenn Selk looks at how many bulls are enough for a herd, in Cow-Calf Corner.... More ›

Sulky X40 w Econov - The Most Innovative Fertilizer System

Sulky X40 w Econov - The Most Innovative Fertilizer System ... More ›

Measuring Colostrum Quality

Calves need the nutrients and antibodies of high quality colostrum to build immunity and fight disease. A simple test is all it takes to measure Learn how. Watch an instructional video from the dairy specialists at the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. ... More ›

Beef in Northern Ontario.

Learn more about what Beef Farmers of Ontario is doing to help promote the expansion of beef farming in Northern Ontario. See the opportunities that are available both on farm and in the communities. You can find more information and answers to your questions at beefnorth.com... More ›

Beef Research Update - Galen Erickson

Galen Erickson, Nebraska Extension beef feedlot nutrition specialist, talks about cattle performance over time and the use of corn residues... More ›

The Journey Of The Egg

An egg starts off as an egg! At the hatchery, breeding flocks lay fertilized eggs that are placed in special incubators. Twenty one days later these eggs hatch baby chicks. The chicks are then moved to a pullet barn, where they will grow for nineteen weeks. ... More ›