Livestock

Erie County Fair results from the livestock shows

August 31, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

The “Best 12 Days of Summer” in Western New York State concluded August 21st. The 2022 Erie County Fair was host to a total of 21 shows for both the open class livestock and [Read More …]

Ribbon cutting for 4-H Auction Champion Row is Aug. 27

August 29, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Display will include the grand champion 4-H market livestock exhibits A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new “Champion Row” display at the Minnesota State Fair will be held on Saturday, Aug. 27 at noon in the center [Read More …]

USDA facility in Lubbock commemorates 20+ years of contributions to the livestock industry

August 29, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Open house event commemorated 23 years of accomplished research and contributions to the beef, dairy, and swine industries The USDA’s Agricultural Research Service, Livestock Issues Research Unit, held an open house event to commemorate 23 [Read More …]

Embracing Time and Change at Farm Science Review 2022

August 19, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

The diamond anniversary of Farm Science Review is on the horizon as the annual farm show is set to celebrate 60 years of research, advancement and education Sept. 20-22 at the Molly Caren Agricultural [Read More …]

USDA boosts conservation on grazing lands and support for farmers, ranchers

August 11, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Aims to expand access to conservation technical assistance, increase use of conservation practices on grazing lands The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing up to $12 million in partnerships that expand access to conservation [Read More …]

Short-lived Forage Trial Results With Long-view Potential

July 29, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Short-lived forages are gaining popularity for their important role in livestock rations in tandem with their utility as a cover crop. New variety comparison variety data is now available for the 2022 season. Are you [Read More …]

Poisonous Weeds and Cherry Leaves in Pastures

July 19, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Below is a summary of common poisonous weeds in pastures; learn about how certain weeds can be toxic to livestock. During drought, other poor environmental conditions, and summer slump that reduce forage growth, there are [Read More …]

Unlock improved livestock water quality this summer

July 13, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Remember the 4 Cs when the heat of summer threatens livestock water quality. Water is a crucial part of summer success in livestock operations; however, water quality can oftentimes be overlooked. When temperature increases from [Read More …]

USDA Cold Storage Survey’s Importance to Livestock Producers

June 29, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Cold storage, particularly for red meat and poultry, is an important part of the protein supply chain. Meat in cold storage comes from a variety of sources and is used in both domestic and global [Read More …]

Heat Stress Forecasting Apps Available

June 20, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

The transition from spring to summer often happens seemingly overnight; cold, cloudy conditions one day followed by sunny conditions with warm (or even hot) temperatures the next. Those rapid transitions can trigger heat stress [Read More …]

Epperly Wins 2022 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship

June 15, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Will Epperly, from Dunlap, Iowa, was named the 2022 World Livestock Auctioneer Champion at the 58th annual competition held at Shipshewana Auction & Trading Place, Shipshewana, Ind., and presented by the Livestock Marketing Association (LMA). [Read More …]

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Plan now to attend Youth Dairy and Livestock Day

June 10, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Three locations to offer daylong programs Penn State Extension’s Youth Dairy Day has expanded into Youth Dairy and Livestock Day. This free program is open for youth ages 8 to 18 and is being offered [Read More …]

AgFest starts June 10-18 in Stockton

June 9, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Event features jr. livestock shows and auction The San Joaquin AgFest Junior Livestock Show and Auction will take place June 10-18, 2022 at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds. All San Joaquin County 4-H, Grange, and [Read More …]

Livestock producers invited to Purdue Fencing School

June 8, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Held June 18 at the Southern Indiana Purdue Agriculture Center Livestock producers are invited to learn about the latest fencing techniques at the Purdue Fencing School. Topics to be covered include basic fence construction and [Read More …]

Lt. Governor Crouch and ISDA seek distinguished agricultural leader nominations

June 3, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2022 AgriVision Award, the highest agricultural honor presented by the state. This award, now in its 16th year, was established by the Lt. Governor and the Indiana State [Read More …]

In-person meeting and pasture walk on May 7, 2022!

April 27, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Bring your questions and experiences for group discussion; please register by May 5th It’s Spring Turn-Out time again! A pasture walk and discussion on pasture productivity and livestock rations will be held at Kohrs [Read More …]

A Simple, Cost-Effective Activity Monitoring Solution Is Now Available

April 19, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Datamars Livestock has launched the Tru-Test Active Tag, a simple and cost-effective activity monitoring system. The Active Tag system, available as either an ear tag or neck collar, delivers all of the benefits of activity [Read More …]

TechMix continues to build International team, hiring: Dr. Nikolaus Brunner

April 14, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

TechMix Europe is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Nikolaus (Niko) Brunner (DVM) to the international team in the role of Ruminant Health Business Manager. Dr. Brunner will be responsible for business efforts in [Read More …]

United Producers hires communications manager

April 14, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Weeks will oversee UPI’s marketing and advertising initiatives United Producers, Inc. (UPI), the Midwest’s largest livestock marketing cooperative, is pleased to announce the hiring of Brooke Weeks. Weeks will serve as the company’s communications [Read More …]

NYFB statement on Origin of Livestock Rule for organic dairy farms

April 6, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

“[The Rule] establishes clear requirements for organic certification practices on dairy farms” “New York Farm Bureau appreciates USDA for finalizing the Origin of Livestock Rule for organic dairy farms,” stated NYFB President David Fisher. [Read More …]

USDA to provide payments to livestock producers impacted by drought, wildfire

April 6, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

New Emergency Livestock Relief benefits to be delivered through two-phased approach; compensation for 2021 forage losses The U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that ranchers who have approved applications through the 2021 Livestock [Read More …]

USDA to Provide Payments to Livestock Producers Impacted by Drought or Wildfire

April 4, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

New Emergency Livestock Relief benefits to be delivered through two-phased approach; compensation for 2021 forage losses The U.S Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced that ranchers who have approved applications through the 2021 Livestock [Read More …]

USDA publishes Origin of Livestock final rule for organic dairy

April 1, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Aims to promote a fairer and more competitive market for all organic dairy producers Today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture published the highly anticipated Origin of Livestock (OOL) final rule for organic dairy. This [Read More …]

Eight best practices for foolproof ear tagging

April 1, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Animal identification is essential for accurate production records, which help dairy managers make better business decisions for the profitability of their operations. Whether identification is through visual tags, electronic identification (EID) or a combination [Read More …]

USDA Publishes Origin of Livestock Final Rule for Organic Dairy

March 31, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture published the highly anticipated Origin of Livestock (OOL) final rule for organic dairy. This change to the USDA organic regulations will promote a fairer and more competitive market [Read More …]

Elanco Expands Commitment to Creating Shared Value, Launches New Initiative Empowering Small-Scale Producers in Sub-Saharan Africa

March 17, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Elanco Animal Health Incorporated (ELAN: NYSE) today announces the expansion of its shared value footprint across Sub-Saharan Africa, delivering on its 2030 pledge to create sustainable development solutions for those who depend on livestock [Read More …]

Workshop on Methane, Dairies and Livestock, and Renewable Natural Gas in California

March 15, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

California law requires the reduction of methane emissions at California dairy and livestock operations to 40 percent below 2013 levels by 2030. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) will host a workshop to engage [Read More …]

House passes drought relief bill

March 14, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

On March 10, the Minnesota House passed a drought relief package by a bipartisan 101-33 vote. “This is good news for farmers who are struggling to pay for hay to feed their livestock and [Read More …]

Nedap Livestock Management expands North American team

March 8, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Matthew Heisner and Julie Whitmer will support Nedap dairy technology tools with farmers and business partners Nedap Livestock Management, a global leader in automated dairy and swine herd management technology, announces two additions to [Read More …]

Cockroaches: A Bigger Threat Than You Think

March 4, 2022 Sarah S News Team 0

Cockroaches can spread a range of diseases, acting as both a reservoir and mechanical vector. Transmission of these diseases includes inhalation, digestion, and cross-contamination. Not only does this affect humans, but it also affects [Read More …]

Erie County Fair results from the livestock shows

Ribbon cutting for 4-H Auction Champion Row is Aug. 27

USDA facility in Lubbock commemorates 20+ years of contributions to the livestock industry

Embracing Time and Change at Farm Science Review 2022

USDA boosts conservation on grazing lands and support for farmers, ranchers

Short-lived Forage Trial Results With Long-view Potential

Poisonous Weeds and Cherry Leaves in Pastures

Unlock improved livestock water quality this summer

USDA Cold Storage Survey’s Importance to Livestock Producers

Heat Stress Forecasting Apps Available

Epperly Wins 2022 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship

Plan now to attend Youth Dairy and Livestock Day

AgFest starts June 10-18 in Stockton

Livestock producers invited to Purdue Fencing School

Lt. Governor Crouch and ISDA seek distinguished agricultural leader nominations

In-person meeting and pasture walk on May 7, 2022!

A Simple, Cost-Effective Activity Monitoring Solution Is Now Available

TechMix continues to build International team, hiring: Dr. Nikolaus Brunner

United Producers hires communications manager

NYFB statement on Origin of Livestock Rule for organic dairy farms

USDA to provide payments to livestock producers impacted by drought, wildfire

USDA to Provide Payments to Livestock Producers Impacted by Drought or Wildfire

USDA publishes Origin of Livestock final rule for organic dairy

Eight best practices for foolproof ear tagging

USDA Publishes Origin of Livestock Final Rule for Organic Dairy

Elanco Expands Commitment to Creating Shared Value, Launches New Initiative Empowering Small-Scale Producers in Sub-Saharan Africa

Workshop on Methane, Dairies and Livestock, and Renewable Natural Gas in California

House passes drought relief bill

Nedap Livestock Management expands North American team

Cockroaches: A Bigger Threat Than You Think

The Downside and Upside of Increasing Exports

Not all fiber behaves the same in dairy rations

What Is Your Reason?

Preparing Grain Storages for Harvest