Seeing the bigger picture at Cherry Hill
Nestled in the gentle hills of West Springfield, PA, Cherry Hill Ecological Farm is more than just a farm – it’s a living, (more…)
Nestled in the gentle hills of West Springfield, PA, Cherry Hill Ecological Farm is more than just a farm – it’s a living, (more…)
At the annual CattleCon event earlier this year in San Antonio, one of the more well-attended sessions was the Checkoff (more…)
Managing an efficient meat animal operation involves not only running a farm but also selling each part of the animal. (more…)
With May designated National Beef Month, let’s discuss why farmers sell beef as custom cut bulk animals directly (more…)
Manure isn’t always just manure. It’s often loaded with pathogens that can cause serious illness in livestock and people. (more…)
Agrivoltaics – overlaying solar arrays with agriculture – is a newer method of farming being tested for such operations (more…)
Take heed, farmers and ag workers: May marks National Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection & Prevention Month. (more…)
With all the political confusion presently surrounding agriculture, domestically and globally, there’s at least one ray of common (more…)
In the quiet countryside outside Dunkirk, NY, just a few miles inland from the windswept shores of Lake Erie, the rhythm (more…)
The price of eggs has prompted many to consider raising chickens at home, but before starting a flock, would-be poultry (more…)
Jonathan and Kate Parrott have been raising AHCA registered Highland cattle at their 130-acre Flat Rock Farm in (more…)
Raising livestock means dealing with parasites. Although parasites cannot be completely eliminated, good treatment (more…)
Snakes aren’t at the top of most people’s “favorite animal” list. But they have a purpose and can be useful in rodent (more…)
Hello, farm family!
I know you’ve been there. You run into a fellow farmer at the hardware store (more…)
During 63 months as an agronomy/livestock Extension agent in Central New York, I learned the “correct” term for winter (more…)