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Don’t just assume what they need. Let’s look at the evolution of the science behind what we know today about livestock nutrition.

After conducting interviews with produce managers of large grocery chains and local independent stores, Connecticut Farm Bureau has created this concise overview to assist growers who may be considering this market as an opportunity for growth.

Kettle Ridge Farm launched its Adopt-a-Maple program in 2015 as a creative marketing strategy that complemented its existing agritourism activities.

Patterson Farms knew that using the internet will bring them into the 21st century, but it took some persuading. Here’s their story.

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Eastern tent caterpillar, along with another tent-building moth, the fall webworm, rarely cause permanent damage to healthy trees. The tents might look ugly, but they aren’t hurting your trees.

Nutritional requirements increase significantly and play a pivotal role in the cow’s energy status and health at the time of birth and in the early weeks of lactation when milk production is reaching its peak.

Federal inspection at beef plants is mandatory and provided at no charge to the plant. You — the taxpayer — foot the bill. Meat inspection was born from a series of events.

Time management is a universal concern. There are several behaviors that can be applied when feeling the time crunch.

Trying to grow crops without knowing the soil pH or fertility levels of each crop field is like driving a car with a broken speedometer: Sooner or later you’re going to get in trouble.

Early in the year, economists predicted that milk prices would rise nearly $2.00 per cwt during the year, but oversupply, increased production and “baggage” from the previous two years tempered excitement over increased prices. Halfway into 2017, the outlook remains the same.

Aging for horses, as with humans, aging isn’t always graceful or easy or fun. But, the good news is that a combination of routine care and a little TLC can keep senior horses healthy, comfortable and productive.

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This award-winning operation gives dairy a distinctive appeal.

Here are some tips on keeping birds away from your cattle.