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Built on Progress: Continuous Improvement in Pork Production

This video highlights continuous improvement and the industry's commitment to a safe product.... More ›

IPIC Webinar Series: Integrated Pest Management: How to Prevent Insects from Causing Carcass Damage

As part of this year’s IPIC webinar series, Dr. Chris Rademacher and Colin Johnson share practical strategies for implementing integrated pest management in swine barns. Learn how to prevent insect-related carcass damage and protect animal health through effective prevention and control methods.... More ›

Cleaning, Feeding, and Fixing: A Busy Day at the Farm

Tork cleans out the bean bin on the farm then gives an update on the crops so far. Then Tork and Sawyer show you how they mat feed and fix a broken water line.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, discusses a few new EPDs (expected progeny differences) that will soon be available to cattle producers.... More ›

We are getting more cows!

We are getting more cows! | | Life On A Manitoba Farm... More ›

Uphill Struggle To Get Crops Planted!

It's been an uphill struggle to get fields prepared and crops planted as we fight field conditions, rain, and cold temperatures. There are strict timelines for planting crops, and even small setbacks can mean the difference between success and failure. In today's episode at Ewetopia Farms, we gr... More ›

Easy Way To Separate Lambs From Moms!

Easy and simple way to separate lambs from moms at weaning time is demonstrated in today's episode of our sheep farming vlog and it's probably not what you thought!... More ›

How You Can Get Low-Stress Cattle Handling Training

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association has placed a strong emphasis on producer education, recognizing that well-informed cattle producers are essential to the success and sustainability of the beef industry.... More ›

Episode 70: Developing a Grazing Plan

Developing a grazing plan is an important first step to ensure effective grazing management on an operation, and it can help save a producer on their cost of production in the long run. A grazing plan that matches animal numbers to predicted forage yields is something that should be done prior t... More ›

Updates & the 886

Updates & the 886 | | 3D Ranch Manitoba... More ›

Dr. Jay Johnson: Bioenergetics of Heat Stress in Sows

The Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Jay Johnson from the University of Missouri explores the bioenergetics of heat stress in gestating sows and how it affects growth and fat deposition. He discusses energy partitioning, thermoregulation, and genetic strategies to improve thermal tolerance wi... More ›

Public Lands Council Wraps Up Legislative Conference

Recently, the Public Lands Council hosted its first ever Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C. Kaitlynn Glover, Executive Director of the PLC, has a recap of the event and how the work done in during that event will help ranchers who raise cattle on public lands.... More ›

We Care® in Action: Caring for Pigs, People and the Planet

For pig farmers, sustainability isn’t a new idea—it’s a way of life. The We Care® initiative emphasizes passion, responsibility, and a holistic approach to sustainability and animal care.... More ›

Anitox shares feed biosecurity tips for avian influenza

Dr. Alastair Thomas discusses the importance of biosecurity in mitigating and controlling avian influenza... More ›

Dr. Manuel Juarez: Immunocastration in Heavy Pigs

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Manuel Juarez from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada shares insights into the use of immunocastration in heavy pigs and how it impacts carcass quality, animal behavior, and production efficiency. He explains why industry protocols may need ... More ›