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The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine hosted its first Annual Beef Improvement and Low Stress Cattle Handling Seminar in Davis, California, on April 28.
Beef producers interested in learning how to optimize forage and livestock production while conserving natural resources will want to consider attending the popular southern Iowa Greenhorn Grazing series.
Applications for the American Feed Industry Association’s (AFIA) 2012 Feed Mill of the Year award are now available.
The program, which names a winner and a runner-up, recognizes overall excellence in feed manufacturing operations, emphasizing safety, quality, regulatory compliance, operating efficiencies and overall industry awareness of food safety.
The beef checkoff, through a partnership between the Northeast Beef Promotion Initiative and the New York Beef Industry Council, made a positive impact on the nearly 400 culinary students, chef instructors and restaurant operators at the Northeast American Culinary Federation (ACF) Conference held in Niagara Falls, New York, April 27-29.
Rite in the Rain, all-weather writing paper, has released a new line of record books specifically for the livestock industry.
These treatment books, such as the #1637 Calf Treatment Record book, help producers comply with FDA record keeping requirements and avoid regulatory action in case of an accidental residue violation.
Woodstream Corporation, a global manufacturer of animal control products including FiShock and Zareba electronic containment systems, is now the exclusive worldwide provider of Nova Scotia-based ElectroBraid Fence.
ElectroBraid is a highly-visible electric fencing system that can be used as a permanent perimeter fence or moved around for rotational grazing.
The company’s core product is a patented, polyester rope braided with a double helix of copper wire conductors.
New research continues to show that the use of oxygen barrier films protects feedstuffs better than standard plastic coverings.
Experiments to compare the effects of oxygen barrier films on the composition and losses from the upper layers of ensiled crops were carried out by a trio of European research institutions, in conjunction with Silostop.
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