Agriculture

When it comes to dairy farming, most people focus on feed quantity, forage quality, or protein content. But beneath the surface lies a powerful, often underestimated contributor to success: minerals.

When it comes to breeding your cows, one of the most important decisions you’ll face is whether to use a bull for natural mating or go with artificial insemination (AI). Both methods have pros and cons depending on your goals, resources, and management style. Let’s break it down so you can make the most informed choice for your herd.

Raising grass-fed beef has been gaining momentum among farmers and homesteaders—and for good reason. Not only is it a more sustainable option, but it also provides health, environmental, and economic benefits. Here are five compelling reasons why raising grass-fed beef might be the right choice for you:

Feed can account for up to 70% of total production costs in poultry farming. Many farmers reduce expenses and gain control over feed quality by formulating their own rations using locally available ingredients

IntroductionLayers are chickens raised primarily for egg production. Efficient layer management can offer a steady stream of income for smallholders and large-scale farmers alike. Understanding key production stages and requirements…

Disease outbreaks can devastate a poultry farm, causing losses in production and income. Knowing common poultry diseases and the best control measures helps ensure a healthy, profitable flock.

Livestock health and productivity are fundamental to the success of any farm operation. Among the key strategies for maintaining healthy herds or flocks is the use of targeted supplementation—especially minerals, vitamins, and other nutrients that might be lacking in the animals’ primary feed sources. Below are the main advantages of incorporating supplementation in livestock production.