Pro-Grassive Dairy Grazing Conference features old world knowledge
by Troy Bishopp
CANASTOTA, NY — American writer and longshoreman, Eric Hoffer observed, “In times of […]
Littrell one of 14 to win DHIA scholarship
by Courtney Llewellyn
Offering some good news as the end of winter slowly nears, the National […]
Interim guidance for animal care operations
This guidance is provided for animal agriculture workers to include those employed in veterinary health; manufacturing and distribution of animal medical materials and supplies, animal vaccines, animal drugs, feed, and bedding, etc.; raising of animals; […]
Life without antibiotics
by George Looby
In the several decades since the introduction of antibiotics, the livestock industry has enjoyed a period during which animal losses due to susceptible diseases was greatly reduced. In addition to the treatment of […]
Fitch Farm wins NH Green Pastures Award
by Edith Tucker
MILFORD, NH – In line with longstanding tradition, the latest recipient of New […]
Animals, pasture affect each other’s health
by Deborah Jeanne Sergeant
If you think that growing a good pasture is all about the plants, Sarah Flack would disagree. A grazing consultant and an author of books on grazing, Flack presented “Grazing Management: Livestock […]
Build for a sustainable match
by Sally Colby
Solar power is one of the fastest-growing segments of renewable energy – it’s hard to find an area that hasn’t had some degree of solar development. While interest in solar is growing, there’s […]
Pathogen-based treatment, improving butterfat and protein content suggested at 2020 Central New York Dairy Day
by Michael Wren
COOPERSTOWN, NY – On March 10, dairy farmers gathered to learn the latest […]
Need seasonal help? Look to the bartenders
by Courtney Llewellyn
Spring is a very busy time for farmers of all kinds, but especially those focused on growing crops. Land needs to be prepped and tilled; seeds need to be started; transplants need to […]