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Iowa family outwinters grazing herd with hay, sealed silage

November 24, 2014
Kelli Boylen
Winter in Iowa can be brutal, with bitter temperatures, strong winds and lots of snow. The cows on Dan and Bonnie Beard’s farm handle the harsh season just fine even though they are housed outside all winter long. “The secret is to give them enough area that they can always find a place that is protected so they are comfortable,” Dan says.
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It’s Movember again

November 24, 2014
It may sound crazy, but the mustache may be the most powerful weapon you have in the fight against prostate cancer. Maybe you don’t want to talk about prostate cancer, but one in six men – or 8,000 U.S. dairy producers, not counting the tens of thousands of others who work in our industry – will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime.
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Just dropping by ... Remember the Savior on His day and throughout His season

November 24, 2014
The stores and shopping centers glitter with Christmas from October to January. Santa and reindeer, tinsel and garlands, Christmas trees and poinsettias sit on the shelves calling for someone to buy them. Their message is clear: “Buy me and I will make your Christmas the best it has ever been.
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Mechanics Corner: Fire prevention on the farm

November 24, 2014
Andy Overbay
Fires are awful occurrences; they leave you feeling demoralized and defeated. I submit that they are as bad as any natural disaster. After an earthquake, tornado or flood, there are often widespread calls for assistance and aid. In most cases of natural calamities, groups from across the nation pour in to help people get back to normal or as close as possible given the circumstances. A fire is an individual disaster, singularly devastating and frequently without the public call to help.
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HERd management: We are in this fight together

November 24, 2014
Ashley Messing-Kennedy
When I was just a freshman in college, I was ready to take the world by storm.
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The Milk House: 'Dinner for One’

November 24, 2014
Ryan Dennis
New Year’s Eve traditions vary all around the world, as customs are meant to encourage luck and prosperity or chase away evil spirits. In Holland, they toast with hot spiced wine. In Belgium, they exchange gifts.In Spain, they eat 12 grapes between the first and 12th stroke of midnight.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: The silent partner

November 24, 2014
Baxter Black
Her name’s on the note at the Valley Bank, boys Though she might have questioned the loan She signed her John Henry ’neath yours on the line And she will ’til the kids are all grown.
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The View from Here: How you define success

November 24, 2014
Mike Gangwer
As part of my work here in the New York City Watershed, I visit a lot of family farms. Here in the Catskills, farms are relatively small, and the farm families have one or more family members employed off the farm.
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Poll: Readers stick to same routine for weaning calves

November 22, 2014
Most online readers didn’t deviate from their usual schedule when they weaned their calves this year.
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KRIRM ranch management symposium discusses sustainability

November 22, 2014
The King Ranch Institute for Ranch Management (KRIRM) hosted the 11th Annual Holt Cat Symposium on Excellence in Ranch Management, bringing together the top industry experts on sustainability to offer a more clear picture on sustainable beef production and discuss what this issue means to the beef industry’s future.
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