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Livestock
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| Additives protect feed value of forages during harvest, storage |
Homegrown forages often are the most economical source of nutrients for a dairy herd. This can include pasture, haylage, baleage or baled hay, said Dan Schauff, dairy nutritionist for Agri-King in Fulton.
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
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| Sheep provide sheer excitement at Indiana State Fair |
Jerry Perkins, a sheep, dairy cow and buffalo producer, let two of his sheep roam the small, grassy pasture at the Pathway to Water Quality at the Indiana State Fair.
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Sunday, August 29, 2010
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BeefNews
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| Cattleman utilizes EQIP to develop grazing system |
Brad Bates began developing his grazing system five years ago on his Henry County farm with the assistance of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program.
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Friday, September 03, 2010
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| Introducing clover to pastures could be a smart move |
Southern Illinois cattle producers may be able to solve some of the problems with their livestock operations by incorporating clovers into their pastures. “Anyone of you here in Illinois can do a better job with legumes and clovers,” Garry Lacefield told cattlemen at a clover seminar.
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Thursday, September 02, 2010
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PorkNews
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| Pork official kisses pig for charity at state fair |
Mike Platt may have been sarcastically told to “kiss it” before, but he took the challenge literally at the Indiana State Fair.
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
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