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Double D Family Mat Shop produces a heavy-duty rubber floor mat that reduces falls in cattle processing areas.
The company states that using non-slip mats also reduces the chance of hoof damage.
Preformed Line Products announced the national launch of Ranchmate, a line of new wire fence construction and repair products.
The company has applied its proprietary technology – originally developed for the utility industry nearly 70 years ago – to its products for use with high tensile smooth and barbed wire fencing.
With this product, farmers and ranchers can build and mend fences like utility linesman have built and fixed overhead conductor lines for decades.
Twenty high school students from around Pennsylvania participated in the Center for Dairy Excellence Foundation Dairy Leaders of Tomorrow Tour on April 12.
The importance of successfully transitioning dairy cows from pregnancy to lactation has been well documented. With more than 50 percent of periparturient cows experiencing hypocalcemia, dairy experts remind producers about the importance of diet management to optimize health and lactation performance.
How do you take a 3x3x8 square bale and convert it to two-string bales?
According to Roger Littlefield of Highland, Utah, you ask inventor Sam Esh, of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania to demonstrate his Bale Destroyer, which does exactly that.
But wait, it gets better –
The New Berlin Historical Society is home to an archive of photos and documents from the Swartz family, whose experimental farming methods at Cornfalfa Farms in Waukesha County gained national recognition in the early 1900s.
The Swartzes led the way in making alfalfa a viable crop in the state, earning Peter C. Swartz the nickname “Alfalfa King of Wisconsin.”
Faced with dwindling forage supplies in silos and questionable alfalfa stands, dairy and livestock producers are looking for ideas about growing an early silage crop.
Several alternatives are available for growers looking to stretch forage supplies until after corn silage harvest.
Milk Street Dairy LLC, a dairy farm in Tylerville, New York, has completed construction of five new buildings and increased its production capabilities in part due to an investment from National Grid's New York economic development program. The $50,000 National Grid grant helps to defray the cost of extending 3-phase electric service to the dairy farm.
How do you take a 3x3x8 square bale and convert it to two-string bales?
According to Roger Littlefield of Highland, Utah, you ask
The New Berlin Historical Society is home to an archive of photos and documents from the Swartz family, whose experimental farming methods at Cornfalfa Farms in Waukesha County gained national recognition in the early 1900s.
The Swartzes led the way in making alfalfa a viable crop in the state, earning Peter C. Swartz the nickname “Alfalfa King of Wisconsin.”
