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Intro to Ration Balancing | NS Perennia

We’re now into the final weeks of the provincial election, and Election Day will soon be upon us. Many Ontarians have already had a chance to engage with candidates to talk about the key issues and how their parties would address them.

Tiny yet powerful, the Kubota KC70 Track Carrier! Right tool for a tight job! Lets walk you through the machine as we always do!

Crop scouts and agronomists that walk multiple farms fields each day should consider biosecurity measures and preventing the movement of soil pests from one field to the next. In this video we outline some simple steps to keep your boots clean and limit the risk pest movement.

Today we let the newly weaned Dorset ewe lambs out on pasture for the first time. Most people believe that sheep automatically want to be outside and that is only natural. But reality is not always like that. Our lambs were born in the winter which in Canada means there was lots of snow and cold temperatures so the lambs remain indoors.

Accurately defining our nutrient loadings when formulating diets is essential for nutritionists. If we are not accounting for enough enough energy from hindgut fermentation, we may be over feeding energy during certain stages of production.

Even with different types of vaccines available for PEDv, it still is a common issue that swine farms struggle with. In this episode, Dr. Clayton Johnson interviews Dr. Brent Sexton about his experiencies with PEDv vaccines and how he has been utilizing a different vaccination method to try and increase the effectiveness of the vaccine in his sow herds. Take 10 minutes out of your day and give this a […]

Eating Acres For Breakfast -- Seeding wheat in Saskatchewan

Father and son "Big Bill" and "Little Bill" Jeanes of Dividing Farm in Earlville are planting soybeans, and they have some extra help, thanks to a system known as "Precision Ag."