M.H. Eby introduces the 2025 Maverick Livestock Trailer at the Ohio Beef Expo, featuring a sleek design and enhanced animal safety, setting new industry standards.
“These sobering statistics highlight the need for more training and education when it comes to having youth work on farms,” says Angie Johnson, North Dakota State University Extension farm and ranch safety coordinator.
Two of the most common winter annual cereal crops grown for forage are rye and triticale. Cereal rye is the most winter hardy of the cereal grain crops and can grow at a temperature as low as 38 degrees Fahrenheit, according to James Rogers, North Dakota State University Extension forage crops production specialist.
Using EID tags for animal disease traceability is to help find a source of disease and contain that with quarantines and regulations, according to Wilkinson.
Curt Werner, a rancher with a cow-calf operation near Sterling, Colo., is hopeful the stricter labeling requirements will benefit local meat producers.