Fighting Flies and Ticks
Tips to get ahead of insects before they infest herds
The beauty of spring is starting to arrive in the Ozarks along with the hope...
Herd and Flock Health
Prevention and protocals for healthy animals
In small ruminants, health problems can spiral from bad to worse in the blink of an eye.
Frequently, by the...
Fall Parasite Control
Manage pests before they get out of control
The cool days of the upcoming fall season will be more than welcome on farms throughout the...
Too Much or Too Little Bull?
Determining the right bull-to-female ratio
There are many aspects to running a cattle operation that require the right balance. The number of females with a...
Maximizing Forage Opportunities
Rebounding from summer drought conditions
A wet, rainy spring followed by a hot, dry summer created conditions that adversely impacted forages and hay crops. The...
The Right Vitamins
Having the right vitamins is essential in preventing health issues in your herd
As the seasons change, the vitamin needs of cattle fluctuate. It is...
Buying a Utility Terrain Vehicle
A guide to purchasing a UTV in today’s economy
Spotting a farmer driving across fields in the Ozarks in a Utility Terrain Vehicle (UTV), is...
Feeding the Right Minerals
Proper supplements are critical for successful operations
A laser focus on the larger things in a farming operation can sometimes be all consuming. Producers may...
Recycling Old, Spoiled Hay
There are beneficial uses for older, leftover hay
As sprigs of spring’s green grasses start to emerge from the soil, the bright, freshness from the...
Keeping Livestock Records
Health and management documentation are critical for livestock producers
On a farm the to-do list may seem endless. Whether it is fence to fix, animals...
