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How cattle on herbal leys have transformed Essex farm

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly A short video about grazing herbal leys sparked a complete change of direction for an Essex arable farm. Gone are the wheat, oilseed rape and potato crops, and in their place are suckler cattle, with beef sold at the farm gate and online.

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Fendt offers growers maneuverability and flexibility with new 600 Series tractors

Real Agriculture

Cattle producers working in corrals and growers working in tight spaces in the farm yard are an example of this. Cattle producers working in corrals and growers working in tight spaces in the farm yard are an example of this. Agricultural producers have a wide variety of needs and put a lot of demands on their tractors.

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Canadian cattle groups say ’no’ to UK’s entry into CPTPP

Farmers Weekly

The Canadian Cattle Association, the Canadian Meat Council and the National Cattle Feeders’ Association launched the campaign, called “Say No to A Bad Deal”, which urges […] The post Canadian cattle groups say ’no’ to UK’s entry into CPTPP appeared first on Farmers Weekly

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Canadian Cattle Young Leaders Program announces 2024-2025 finalists

Real Agriculture

Sixteen finalists for the Canadian Cattle Association’s (CCA) Canadian Cattle Young Leaders (CYL) Program have been announced for the 2024-2025 program year. The CYL Program is a mentorship program established by the CCA in 2010. Read More

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Alberta beef and Quebec berry producers named Canada’s Outstanding Young Farmers for ’24

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Brothers who raise cattle and run a beef marketing business in Alberta and a couple that produces berries and horticulture crops in Quebec were chosen as national winners at the 2024 Canada’s Outstanding Young Farmers (COYF) Program held in Lethbridge, Alberta, this past weekend.

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Farming Forward: Digging into the economics of cover crops

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Putting cover crops to work on Randy Tkachyk’s farm means keeping soil covered, growing winter feed for cattle, and providing grazing opportunities for those cattle well in to the fall. Tkachyk grows a diverse cover crop mix on his farm near Sundown, Man., as a means to manage risk against the growing season.

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Avian influenza found in cattle on U.S. dairy farms in Kansas and Texas

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Department of Agriculture said milk samples from sick animals on two dairy farms in Kansas and one in. A mysterious illness affecting older dairy cows in the southern U.S. appears to be caused by the same virus that has infected millions of domestic and wild birds over the past few years. On Monday, the U.S. Read More

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