Ozarks Farm & Neighbor Newspaper – written for, by & about farmers

Reliable Poultry SupplyOwners: Tim Momont, J.L. Flynt, Johnny WilliamsLocations: Green Forest, Ark., Springdale, Ark., Neosho, Mo. and a truss plant in Westville, Okla.Tim Momont...

Name: Shawn & Greg RaglandIn The Country: Shawn and her husband Greg operate their 250 farm at Landis, Ark. “We have 47 momma cows,...

Name:  Jacy Alsup
Parents:  Danny and Debbie, and brother Carson
School:  Gravette High School, Gravette FFA4-H Leader: William TappHow long have you been involved in 4-H?
 
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Fertilizer and excess nutrients in water make it possible to point fingers at farmers, processors  and agriculturalists. Northwest Arkansas's US Congressman, John Boozman, at a Public Hearing on Water Quality March 19 at College of the Ozarks, noted, "All interest groups must continue to work together and use the information out there to promote water quality."

Proactively improving wellness is the most important function of a herd health program.
“If our goal is to prevent fetal infections, we’d like immunity to be the highest when the threat is the greatest,” said Gerald Stokka, a Pfizer Animal Health veterinarian.

Animal health is very important to the overall profitability of all livestock operations.  Animal health failure is a consequence of many management practices that producers take for granted or just fail to account for. Many producers believe that a good vaccination program is a good animal health program.