Grand View, ID 83624 - Owyhee County
(208) 834-2231
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How long will this down-cycle last for the pork industry?
The severity of the current hog market down cycle will be determined by how long we continue to outpace packer capacity. Unless there is a surprise in market numbers, packers will continue to keep bids down as additional pigs are not needed to fill their plants.
Livestock got lost? There’s an app for that
A tragic event triggered the idea for a new invention that could help farmers track wandering livestock.
Savings but no title deed? Loans help Kenyan women turn idle land into gold
For the women of Tuluroba village's self-help group, the goal was simple: use their combined savings to buy cattle, fatten them and sell them to the beef industry for slaughter.But there was a problem."We had no land to graze the cattle. Nor could we obtain a loan from a bank to buy land, because as women we do not own title deeds," said Fatuma Wario, who chairs the 13-strong group.
How to use records to improve reproduction
The secret to getting more cows pregnant in a timely manner could already be at your fingertips. In fact, it may be just a few key strokes away.
What is "Shrink" When Weighing Livestock?
Minimizing shrink is essential when selling livestock, whether that’s cattle, hogs, sheep or anything in between. When selling livestock, cattle leave the se...
How GrowSafe Systems is innovating the livestock industry with the
GrowSafe Systems employs disruptive innovation using Internet of Things data to solve the problems that help feed the world. For the livestock industry, ongoing data collection can be bolstered by...
Considerations Attributing to Livestock Losses
This winter has greatly impacted our livestock producers. We have received reports of livestock losses in February and early March and most recently, losses from blizzards and flooding. We have also
Leasing Land for Livestock Works When Done Properly
leasing land could work for livestock farmers, in the right circumstances — and with a well-written lease — according to Esther Akiwii, who presented “Creative Leasing for Livestock Farmers” as
Mentors help alleviate fear for livestock novices
For a non-livestock family, the help of 4-H volunteers is help two girl see what is possible and fueling their interest in showing livestock.
Take these steps now to protect your livestock from being stolen
Measures include getting your animals microchipped, installing security cameras or using livestock guard dogs.
This is the robot that will shepherd and keep livestock healthy
The future of agriculture and livestock farming is looking bright with these autonomous robots.
CSIRO scientists are developing tools to help improve productivity in livestock
CSIRO are developing tools in genomics, bioformatics and biostatistics, which would help productivity in livestock industries.
A New DCP Livestock Hauler Is Here!
Need a new transport solution for your 1/64 scale livestock? Take a look at this NEW DCP release! This Peterbilt 379 Sleeper is mode...
Keep horses, livestock away from creeping indigo
An invasive plant called creeping indigo has been identified in Flagler County and it is poisonous to horses and other grazing livestock, according to a
Don’t forget about your pet and livestock needs heading into fire season
As we head into fire season here in the Hills, it’s a good time to be thinking about what to do for yourself in the event of a wildfire as well as for your pets and livestock.
How Much Land is Used for Livestock?
Dr. Frank Mitloehner (@GHGGuru) puts land use for livestock production into perspective. The Cows and Climate series aims to explain livestock’s role in the ...
Genetic diversity of livestock can help feed a hotter, harsher world
Despite growing interest in safeguarding biodiversity of livestock and poultry, genetic erosion continuesThe Scottish Highland Cattle is a hardy breed that thrives in harsh environments. It is frequently used for conservation grazing as it eats plants that many other cattle avoid27 January 2016, Rome - Livestock keepers and policy makers worldwide are increasingly interested in harnessing animal biodiversity to improve production and food security…
