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Is England on track for a healthy cattle herd and TB-free future?

Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly Bovine TB is a devastating disease affecting cattle, causing significant trauma for livestock farmers and rural communities. In 2011, Defra spent £95m battling it – almost 40% of its entire animal health and welfare budget […] The post Is England on track for a healthy cattle herd and TB-free future?

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Where Have All the Vets Gone?

Modern Farmer

Instead, she will return to her roots in rural Nevada. My family has a cattle ranch, and I am sixth generation. She is one of a dwindling number of veterinarians choosing to enter rural animal practice. full_link TAKE ACTION Let your state representitive know you support the Rural Veterinary Workforce Act.

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Letter Supporting Rural Veterinary Workforce Act

NASDA

Removing the current tax treatment of these awards will allow more ranchers and farmers in rural America to gain better access to a wide array of veterinary services needed for their livestock and poultry. Every American community deserves ready access to veterinarians.

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‘Cattle Voltaics’ Combine Grazing and Solar Panels

ATTRA

A Colorado-based cattle operation is demonstrating the feasibility of “cattle voltaics,” according to a blog from the Center for Rural Affairs. Huwa Enterprises conducted a successful test in 2023 with 100 yearling cattle grazing among solar panels. Related NCAT publication: Best Practices for Agrisolar

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Cattle farmer makes rural community better

Western FarmPress

Agri-Ready Profile: Glen Waters service mentality improves agriculture and small towns.

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‘We’re Cut Off’: Rural Farmers Are Desperate For Broadband Internet

Modern Farmer

They raise beef cattle and plant wheat and soybeans. In a rural area, that same mile of cable might connect a single family, so ISPs aren’t financially incentivized to run cable in those regions. In the face of evidence and data, why have we set up a system that overbuilds in urban areas and nearly ignores rural spots?

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‘We’re Cut Off’: Rural Farmers Are Desperate for Broadband Internet

Daily Yonder

They raise beef cattle and plant wheat and soybeans. In a rural area, that same mile of cable might connect a single family, so ISPs aren’t financially incentivized to run cable in those regions. In the face of evidence and data, why have we set up a system that overbuilds in urban areas and nearly ignores rural spots?

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