Dangers of Eating Beef – What is Safe Red Meat?

Beef may vary in composition and nutrition level based on what the animals were fed. There may be health concerns associated with red meat. Consuming grass fed animals is lot healthier and safer for us than animals that were raised on other types of food. Our diet should contain mostly plants, but when you do eat red meat, make sure that the animals that your meat came from ate 100% natural...

Tips for Livestock Health Care in Spring

If you own a farm, it is important that you take special care of your animals during the early spring when the weather is still cold and wet. Wet and windy conditions may give rise to concerns for your livestock and farm, so you need to take special care to keep your pasture and animals healthy during spring. Spring weather is often stressful for livestock, especially for young animals. During...

Can’t wait for Spring? Must Know Tips for your Pasture

Looking forward to the arrival of spring? Even if your pasture is still covered with snow, you need to start to prepare your pasture for spring before it gets here!  Spring is always a busy season for farmers and that is why now is the best time to start planning ahead for spring. Managing your pasture is the best way to ensure that you have enough feed for your livestock all year round. Healthy...

Farming is a Major Polluter

Even though agriculture is an essential part of human civilization, did you know that it is also a major contributor to environmental damage? Farming was designed to provide us our basic necessities such as food, clothing, shelter and medication to enhance our civilization.  However, intense farming and unsustainable farming methods can be damaging to our environment and are a threat to our...

What to feed Your Cattle Herd During the Cold Winter?

Feeding your animals during the cold winter can be a challenging task. In winter, your animals may experience winter stress due to fluctuations in temperature and the extra energy required to move through snow. Your livestock must be kept dry and  in good body condition during the winter to reduce stress. It is also important to provide additional food and supplements for them to help them cope...