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Vous êtes le point de départ de la prévention des boiteries

Des procédures adéquates visant à prévenir la boiterie dans les fermes contribueront à améliorer la santé des onglons, l’efficacité des vaches et la productivité du troupeau.
June 1, 2026
Octavio Mendivil

La boiterie est un problème auquel toutes les fermes seront un jour confrontées. Il vaut mieux la prévenir grâce à des procédures telles que l’entretien régulier, le parage des onglons et des pratiques globales de gestion du troupeau.


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Tannins and worms

More research is needed to fully understand their effects, but tannins can, under the right conditions, be a big help in the fight against livestock parasites.
June 1, 2026
Woody Lane

Something new is afoot underfoot, something we can grow to combat, something we can’t see that is becoming resistant to all the medicines we can drench and inject.


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Does forage quality have an equation?

Yield and quality can increase together with good management. By targeting the nutrients that drive TDN, producers can feed more high‑quality forage, strengthen rumen function and capture economic gains.
May 31, 2026
Katie Raver

Defining forage quality for your operation sets the benchmark needed for ongoing ration improvement.


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Creating healthy, high-value heifers from day one

High-value replacement heifers start at the cow with sound body condition, gestation nutrition, low stress and proper vaccinations. Quality colostrum, early disease prevention, timely vaccines, strategic parasite control and targeted nutrition improve fertility, longevity and herd productivity.
May 30, 2026
Abigail George

Today’s decisions, beginning even before a calf is born, can determine whether that heifer becomes a long-lasting, productive cow or falls short of her genetic potential.


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April DMC margin reaches yearly high of $10.54 per cwt

The April Dairy Margin Coverage program margin climbed 97 cents from March to settle at $10.54 per cwt, the highest margin realized in 2026 to date.
May 29, 2026
Jenn Coyne

The price for all key feedstuffs used to calculate the margin rose in April, revealing an income over feed cost of $10.54 per hundredweight (cwt), more than $1 above the highest coverage selection in Tier I and comfortably positioning those enrolled in the program in the clear of indemnity payments.


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Ag Proud – Idaho donates more than $1,500 to Idaho FFA chapters following subscription drive

11 chapters across the state participated in fundraiser connecting local farmers and ranchers with free Idaho-centric ag magazine.
May 29, 2026
Cassidy Woolsey

Ag Proud – Idaho magazine announced recently that FFA chapters have received donations totaling $1,527 following the publication's 2025 subscription renewal drive.


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How weight loss drugs could reshape food demand

Growing use of GLP-1 weight loss drugs is reshaping food demand, pushing consumers toward smaller portions and healthier foods while forcing farmers, ranchers and food companies to adapt production strategies.
May 29, 2026
R. Jed Myers

Growing use of GLP-1 weight loss drugs is reshaping food demand, pushing consumers toward smaller portions and healthier foods while forcing farmers, ranchers and food companies to adapt production strategies.



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Irons in the Fire: It has a different ring to it

Twenty years with center pivots prove they save labor but still demand the occasional muddy rescue. In a rough grass field, a neighbor boy’s help shows how terrain, technology and community intersect in hay country.
May 29, 2026
Paul Marchant

A simple pivot check proves that even the best “labor‑saving miracles” come with mud, timing and a little chaos.


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How computer vision, robotics and AI will quickly transform the dairy industry

AI, robotics and computer vision are rapidly moving into dairy farming, helping address labor shortages, improve efficiency and monitor cow health, while still requiring human judgment.
May 29, 2026
Chad Jenkins

AI and robotics will not replace good dairy managers, but they will increasingly reward operations that understand how to integrate data, adopt technology, automate consistently and focus human labor where judgment is crucial.


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The heat is on: The hidden damage heat stress causes in feedlot cattle

Heat stress in feedlot cattle reduces growth, harms metabolism and welfare, impairs fetal development and lowers carcass yield. Heavier modern cattle are more vulnerable, and chronic exposure causes economic losses.
May 29, 2026
Loretta Sorensen

What are the hidden effects of heat stress on animals, what threats does it pose to the sustainability of the U.S. meat industry and what can be done to mitigate these effects?



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