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  • Posted By Everything Hogs
    Mar 24 

    https://www.farmprogress.com/hog/managing-feed-costs-name-game-2021

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    Posted By Hydro Hose
    Mar 24 

    How to Make Fermented Chicken Feed
    Fermenting chicken feed is an easy and inexpensive way to improve the nutritional value of your chickens food, leading to overall better health -- and quality of eggs! It takes very little supplies and time to do. Come learn how!
    Prep Time: 5 mins Fermentation Time: 3 d
    Equipment
    Large glass jar, mixing bowl, bucket, or other container (BPA-free preferred)
    Ingredients
    1-2 servings chicken feed of choice
    Instructions
    Add enough chicken feed to the container for one or two days servings for your flock.
    1: Pour dechlorinated or filtered water over the top of the feed. Add enough so that the feed is fully submerged and has a couple inches of room to expand. (If needed, simply leave a glass of city tap water out at room temperature overnight to allow the chlorine to dissipate.)
    2: Cover the top of the container with a loose-fitting lid, plate, or other makeshift lid. It doesn't need to be air tight.
    3: Set the container in a location with moderate temperatures for three to four days to ferment (such as out on the counter, in the garage, etc).
    4: Check and stir it each day. Add additional water if the feed has absorbed it all.
    5: After 3 to 4 days (our chickens prefer day 3) give them the fermented feed. If it hasn't absorbed all of the water, you can either drain it off and discard, or reserve the liquid to jump start a new batch of fermented feed.
    6: Repeat as desired, and develop a schedule. Since it takes a few days to ferment, some folks start staggered batches every day (put a date on the container!) in order to have a finished batch of fermented feed available at all times.

    https://homesteadandchill.com/fermented-chicken-feed/

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    Posted By Brian German
    Mar 23 

    A recent 21-week study showed that methane emissions from cattle declined as much as 82 percent when fed seaweed.

    https://agnetwest.com/seaweed-feed-reduces-cattle-emissions-more-than-80-percent/

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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Mar 12 

    https://agfundernews.com/fbn-gets-into-the-livestock-game-with-acquisition-new-animal-health-feed-platforms.html

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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Feb 12 

    https://www.agriculture.com/podcast/successful-farming-radio-podcast/how-to-set-grazing-stocking-rates 

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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Jan 22 

    https://hayandforage.com/article-3344-Step-up-your-grazing-game-in-2021.html
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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Jan 22 

    https://hayandforage.com/article-3357-Don%E2%80%99t-forget-the-fiber.html

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    Posted By Sorghum Producers
    Jan 22 

    https://ag.purdue.edu/stories/purdue-developed-sorghum-safer-for-grazing-animals-and-takes-stress-off-producers/
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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Jan 20 

    https://southernplainsperspective.wordpress.com/2021/01/16/cows-to-the-rescue-again-this-time-helping-to-prevent-wildfires/
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    Posted By Cover Crops
    Jan 18 

    https://theeagle.com/landandlivestockpost/research-shows-grazing-cover-crops-can-add-economic-value/article_8a2c2aa8-52cd-11eb-adac-2f2b4fba54e1.html

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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Jan 15 

    https://modernfarmer.com/2021/01/one-of-the-most-under-used-resources-in-american-ag-is-a-waste-product/
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    Posted By Cover Crops
    Jan 1 

    https://twitter.com/CCSI_IN/status/1341368297997086722

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    Posted By Poultry Farming
    Dec 23, 2020 

    https://www.agriculture.com/podcast/living-the-country-life-radio/winter-feeding-free-range-chickens

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    Posted By Soybeans
    Dec 23, 2020 

    https://www.nationalhogfarmer.com/agenda/software-innovation-more-quickly-determines-soybean-feed-value

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    Posted By Cotton News
    Dec 17, 2020 

    https://www.cottonfarming.com/breakingnews/cotton-byproducts-may-supplement-cattle-feed/
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    Posted By Everything Hogs
    Dec 12, 2020 

    https://www.nationalhogfarmer.com/nutrition/hybrid-rye-corn
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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Dec 1, 2020 

    https://www.farmprogress.com/beef/cattle-feed-shows-slight-rise-inventory

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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Nov 17, 2020 

    https://www.agdaily.com/livestock/planning-shortage-forage-winter/
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    Posted By Robert Lopez
    Oct 31, 2020 

    https://agfuse.com/article/hebe-or-veronica-bush---everything-about-this-plant

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    Hebe or Veronica bush - Everything about this plant

    By Robert Lopez

    Published Oct 31, 2020 

    Hebe or veronica is a shrub with an extraordinary inflorescence, which due to its ease of care is an excellent candidate for low-maintenance gardens. Its ornamental appeal lies not only in its curious flowers, but also in its leaves, which can be green or variegated. The origin of this precious shrub is New Zealand, it is evergreen and can reach 50 cm in height and the same width dimension. It is a good plant to be used as a path delimiter, to form small fences or to have in a pot decorating the balcony or patio. Let's see below what are the most important care you should have to keep your veronica bushes strong and beautiful...

    Categories: Conservation Plans, Feed, Organic Row Crops

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  • Hebe or Veronica bush - Everything about this plant

    By Robert Lopez

    Published Oct 31, 2020 

    Hebe or veronica is a shrub with an extraordinary inflorescence, which due to its ease of care is an excellent candidate for low-maintenance gardens. Its ornamental appeal lies not only in its curious flowers, but also in its leaves, which can be green or variegated. The origin of this precious shrub is New Zealand, it is evergreen and can reach 50 cm in height and the same width dimension. It is a good plant to be used as a path delimiter, to form small fences or to have in a pot decorating the balcony or patio. Let's see below what are the most important care you should have to keep your veronica bushes strong and beautiful...

    Categories: Conservation Plans, Feed, Organic Row Crops

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  • Posted By Everything Hogs
    Mar 24 

    https://www.farmprogress.com/hog/managing-feed-costs-name-game-2021

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    Posted By Hydro Hose
    Mar 24 

    How to Make Fermented Chicken Feed
    Fermenting chicken feed is an easy and inexpensive way to improve the nutritional value of your chickens food, leading to overall better health -- and quality of eggs! It takes very little supplies and time to do. Come learn how!
    Prep Time: 5 mins Fermentation Time: 3 d
    Equipment
    Large glass jar, mixing bowl, bucket, or other container (BPA-free preferred)
    Ingredients
    1-2 servings chicken feed of choice
    Instructions
    Add enough chicken feed to the container for one or two days servings for your flock.
    1: Pour dechlorinated or filtered water over the top of the feed. Add enough so that the feed is fully submerged and has a couple inches of room to expand. (If needed, simply leave a glass of city tap water out at room temperature overnight to allow the chlorine to dissipate.)
    2: Cover the top of the container with a loose-fitting lid, plate, or other makeshift lid. It doesn't need to be air tight.
    3: Set the container in a location with moderate temperatures for three to four days to ferment (such as out on the counter, in the garage, etc).
    4: Check and stir it each day. Add additional water if the feed has absorbed it all.
    5: After 3 to 4 days (our chickens prefer day 3) give them the fermented feed. If it hasn't absorbed all of the water, you can either drain it off and discard, or reserve the liquid to jump start a new batch of fermented feed.
    6: Repeat as desired, and develop a schedule. Since it takes a few days to ferment, some folks start staggered batches every day (put a date on the container!) in order to have a finished batch of fermented feed available at all times.

    https://homesteadandchill.com/fermented-chicken-feed/

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    Posted By Brian German
    Mar 23 

    A recent 21-week study showed that methane emissions from cattle declined as much as 82 percent when fed seaweed.

    https://agnetwest.com/seaweed-feed-reduces-cattle-emissions-more-than-80-percent/

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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Mar 12 

    https://agfundernews.com/fbn-gets-into-the-livestock-game-with-acquisition-new-animal-health-feed-platforms.html

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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Feb 12 

    https://www.agriculture.com/podcast/successful-farming-radio-podcast/how-to-set-grazing-stocking-rates 

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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Jan 22 

    https://hayandforage.com/article-3344-Step-up-your-grazing-game-in-2021.html
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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Jan 22 

    https://hayandforage.com/article-3357-Don%E2%80%99t-forget-the-fiber.html

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    Posted By Sorghum Producers
    Jan 22 

    https://ag.purdue.edu/stories/purdue-developed-sorghum-safer-for-grazing-animals-and-takes-stress-off-producers/
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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Jan 20 

    https://southernplainsperspective.wordpress.com/2021/01/16/cows-to-the-rescue-again-this-time-helping-to-prevent-wildfires/
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    Posted By Cover Crops
    Jan 18 

    https://theeagle.com/landandlivestockpost/research-shows-grazing-cover-crops-can-add-economic-value/article_8a2c2aa8-52cd-11eb-adac-2f2b4fba54e1.html

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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Jan 15 

    https://modernfarmer.com/2021/01/one-of-the-most-under-used-resources-in-american-ag-is-a-waste-product/
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    Posted By Cover Crops
    Jan 1 

    https://twitter.com/CCSI_IN/status/1341368297997086722

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    Posted By Poultry Farming
    Dec 23, 2020 

    https://www.agriculture.com/podcast/living-the-country-life-radio/winter-feeding-free-range-chickens

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    Posted By Soybeans
    Dec 23, 2020 

    https://www.nationalhogfarmer.com/agenda/software-innovation-more-quickly-determines-soybean-feed-value

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    Posted By Cotton News
    Dec 17, 2020 

    https://www.cottonfarming.com/breakingnews/cotton-byproducts-may-supplement-cattle-feed/
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    Posted By Everything Hogs
    Dec 12, 2020 

    https://www.nationalhogfarmer.com/nutrition/hybrid-rye-corn
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    Posted By Cattle Group
    Dec 1, 2020 

    https://www.farmprogress.com/beef/cattle-feed-shows-slight-rise-inventory

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    Posted By Steve Hanks
    Nov 17, 2020 

    https://www.agdaily.com/livestock/planning-shortage-forage-winter/
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    Posted By Robert Lopez
    Oct 31, 2020 

    https://agfuse.com/article/hebe-or-veronica-bush---everything-about-this-plant

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