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Successful equine embryo transfers require attention to detail and precise timing. Although the procedure is complex and demanding, it can also offer horse owners some definite advantages.
Canadian beef producer Neil Dennis had just determined he could no longer farm his family’s 1800s homestead in a conventional manner a few days before a flyer in the mail caught his wife’s eye.
A natural predator, native insect-attacking nematodes, have proven to overcome the most destructive alfalfa pest in North America, the alfalfa snout beetle.
More than 100 dairy farmers and industry related experts and business people took part in this year’s I-29 Dairy Conference. Attendees represented the five-state area of North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska. Among the keynote speakers was Dr. Temple Grandin, Colorado State professor, who is well known for her animal handling practices.
Farmers are making the most of their ag equipment and some have reduced the types of equipment they own. Those are the trends Jan Altendorf is seeing in her North Dakota business, Altendorf Harvesting.
