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Tag: animal health

Dairy Show Preparations 

Let’s talk about dairy cows and what you need to know about getting ready for the upcoming shows. Cow halter … More

agriculture, animal health, animal science, cow feet trimming, cow hoof trimming, cow hooves, dairy, dairy cow, dairy show, farm animals, Showmanship

Boar Pig Castration

I have developed a procedure for our show pig castrations. I’d like to share it with you and explain why … More

4-H show pigs, agriculture, animal health, animal science, homesteading, pig castration, piglets, pigs

Equine Eyelid Lacerations

Today we will address horses and eyelid injuries.  These are more common than you may think.  Horses will scratch their … More

animal health, equine head laceration, equine health studies, equine science, farm animals, horses, sutures, veterinary, veterinary medicine

Breeding Season for the Sows

Today we received semen from our chosen boars (breeding males) in the Midwest. We are planning to breed 7 sows and … More

4-H show pigs, animal health, animal science, artificial insemination, gilts, homesteading, pig breeding, pigs, sows

Valentine Gifts on the Farm

When your family shows cows, your husband may fill your semen tank for a very well-thought-out Valentine’s Day gift.  Marty … More

4-H, animal health, cows, farm life, homesteading, jersey, milk cow, rural

Downer Cow

This cow has been my main project today (besides laundry – and my own animals).  She is due to calve … More

4-H, animal health, animal science, beef, cows, downer cow, farm, farm animals, farm life, homesteading, rural, veterinary

Equine – Bot Flies

If you have horses, you may have seen these tiny yellow spots on your horse’s coats. These are actually bot … More

4-H, animal health, animal science, farm, horses, rural, teaching, veterinary

Tetanus Vaccines

Tetanus is an ever present risk for people, horses, cattle, sheep, and goats. It is caused by a bacteria that lives in the soil, or any rusty, dirty surface.

animal health, animal science, cows, goats, homesteading, horses, jerseys, sheep, teaching, vaccines, veterinary missions

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