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Foxtail in Hay = Danger
Foxtail in Hay = Danger
Now that the cold weather is upon us and your livestock are consuming larger amountsof hay, are you aware of the “curse of foxtail”? Foxtail is a summer annual grass, which means it grows from seed in the spring anddies in the fall. Unfortunately, it is fast growing,...
2023 Summer President’s Message
2023 Summer President’s Message
Hi there Summit County!! How are you doing? Well things have certainly changed from last year at this time. Last year, I was talking about the Ukraine-Russia War and the prices of fertilizer. Fertilizer prices have settled some, but the war still continues. Did you...
Livestock Wounds, Bandage or Not
Livestock Wounds, Bandage or Not
When managing livestock wounds, especially superficial ones, should you wrap them or allow them to “air out”? While, in the past, the course of action you took might have come down to personal preference (maybe you’ve had good luck leaving it be or keeping it...
Feeding Grass Clippings – Yes or a Big NO NO!
Feeding Grass Clippings – Yes or a Big NO NO!
Every year we hear and read of “well meaning” neighbors that have gathered their freshly mowed grass clippings to share with the animals in the neighboring pasture – totally unaware of the harm, havoc and homicide they might be committing. Not all animals are...
Barn Fires – Can stored hay self-combust?
Barn Fires – Can stored hay self-combust?
Did you know that stored hay can self-combust? It is, indeed, true that under certain conditions, hay can self-combust. In fact, it’s a major cause of barn fires along with electrical malfunction, poor housekeeping, and careless work habits. The number one...
Farm Safety: Stay Safe On & Around Local Farms
Farm Safety: Stay Safe On & Around Local Farms
Spring has sprung and nice weather is (finally!) on the way! After a long, harsh winter, everyone is itching to get outside and enjoy the best that Mother Nature has to offer. However, before you head out to enjoy the great outdoors, please take a few moment to review...
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