Accounting for in-soil nitrogen can offset some high crop production expenses. Farmers should consider deep soil testing for residual nitrogen and other nutrients, especially when rising fertilizer prices impact profit potential, according to a team of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service specialists.
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Davis Family Livestock in Colorado showcases versatility – raising cattle, horses, alpacas, llamas, and sheep, including the Valais Blacknose. Known for their thick white coats and black markings, these Swiss heritage sheep are gentle, easily trained, and prized for fiber and pasture pets.
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DIAMONDGRID™ is a durable, eco-friendly ground stabilization system made from 100% recycled plastic. It combines stabilization and drainage to address muddy, unstable areas on farms and beyond. Cost-effective and low-maintenance, it prevents erosion, supports heavy loads, and offers versatile applications.
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The problem of termites is often overlooked, but they can cause significant damage to crops, houses, and other buildings. These ancient insects cause substantial damage by attacking roots and weakening structures. Preventive measures, like reducing moisture and scheduling inspections are essential. Identification and targeted treatment is needed for effective control.
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Over the last few decades, cows have grown bigger. Cows today weigh 1.4 times more than they did in 1980: every 10 years, the average cow’s weight increases by 100 pounds. Ron Scott, Purina’s cattle nutritionist, shares three tips for selecting the ideal cow size and managing it effectively.
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