In this video, the speaker discusses different methods of grazing for livestock, including continuous grazing, rotational grazing, mob grazing, adaptive grazing, and total grazing. Each method has its benefits and drawbacks, and the speaker emphasizes the importance of choosing the method that works best for one’s context and goals. They also mention key proponents of […]
Monthly Archives: June 2024
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The new research study suggests that regularly consuming sugary drinks may increase the risk of developing cancer. A recent study found a link between regular consumption of sugary drinks and an increased risk of developing cancer. Are you a farmer looking to boost your crop production and improve your farming practices? Look no further! In […]
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Lumpy skin disease is a significant disease in cattle caused by the lumpy skin disease virus, with clinical signs including skin lesions, fever, and drop in milk yield. It is transmitted by insects, direct contact, and contaminated food/water. Preventive measures include controlling animal movement, restricting contact with affected animals, and vector control. Vaccines are available […]
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The video explores the potential benefits of seaweed farming, such as being a nutritious food source, environmental solution, and economic opportunity. Various methods of seaweed farming, including line culture, long line culture, net culture, and trench culture, are discussed, along with the timing and methods of harvesting different seaweed species. Despite challenges like infrastructure costs […]
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Every Friday, ranchers bring their cattle to St. Onge Livestock, where owner and auctioneer Justin Tupper facilitates millions of dollars in sales through a competitive auction process. However, the beef industry is dominated by just four major companies, leading to a lack of competition that affects all stages of cattle ranching and ultimately contributes to […]
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Today, William Campbell, a veterinary investigation officer, discusses the importance of animal health plans and testing for the welfare of livestock. These plans, written by farmers with input from their veterinarian, provide a framework to identify and address production and disease issues, ultimately improving profitability. Testing can be proactive, such as monitoring tests, or reactive […]
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Are you looking to improve your water treatment system on your farm? Whether you’re dealing with greywater or blackwater, incorporating biologically active soil and plants can be a game-changer. In this blog post, we’ll explore how this natural approach can help you clean and recycle water effectively. ### Understanding Biologically Active Soil and Plants Biologically […]
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The researchers found that individuals who engaged in regular exercise experienced a significant decrease in symptoms of anxiety and depression compared to those who did not exercise regularly. Regular exercise was shown to have a positive impact on reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression in individuals, as reported by researchers who found a significant decrease […]
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A project is underway at Glassie Farm in Scotland to restore a river ecosystem by building a fake beaver dam. The lack of trees and overgrazing in the area has led to erosion and a decline in biodiversity. Baseline surveys are being conducted to gather information before the dam is constructed, with hopes of kickstarting […]