Dairy producers should first identify poor feed hygiene contributors in order to best combat their effects.

With farming and ranching profit margins getting slimmer, it’s increasingly difficult to keep things afloat. So why do you do it?

It favorably affects farmers’ seed pricing, and that’s always good news. A recent USDA release states, “Under its biotechnology regulations, USDA does not regulate or have any plans to regulate plants that could otherwise have been developed through traditional breeding techniques as long as they are not plant pests or developed using plant pests.

“Nobody ever made a difference by being like everybody else.” —PT Barnum, The Greatest Showman The summer season is rapidly approaching, and our little shop on Main Street in Maquoketa, Iowa, has been preparing!

Low-elevation sprinkler application (LESA) has been studied in the Pacific Northwest for several years.

Most Progressive Cattleman readers use both salt and protein supplements for their cattle.