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How the pandemic raised demand for lamb

How the pandemic raised demand for lamb

  • By Virginia Gewin Bloomberg News

Traditional Easter and Passover lamb-centered meals mark peak season for the often overlooked protein. But one year ago, the arrival of the pandemic sent the U.S. lamb industry into a tailspin.

Livestock shows go on after fair cancellations

Livestock shows go on after fair cancellations

  • Phyllis Coulter

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Even face coverings couldn’t hide the joy of many young people attending the first weekend of the Illinois Junior Livestock Expo Sept. 11.

Holy Cow! No, Holy Goat

Holy Cow! No, Holy Goat

  • Amy Hadachek

There’s a new dairy business in Manhattan, Kan. — and the owner/operator, who recently retired from an almost-30-year career as a medical doctor delivering babies and conducting gynecologic surgery, will begin making specialty goat cheeses later this month.

Rathke offering sheep shearing course in late April

Rathke offering sheep shearing course in late April

  • By PETER SCHARPE Minnesota Farm Guide

HUTCHINSON, Minn. – Sheep can be relatively easy to maintain – except for that time of year when they must be shorn.

Midwest Alternative Livestock auction: A place for the unusual

Midwest Alternative Livestock auction: A place for the unusual

  • By SUE ROESLER, Farm & Ranch Guide

NEW SALEM, N.D. – Yakety Yak. Yakety Yak.

Minnesota family's lambing season tips and tricks

Minnesota family's lambing season tips and tricks

  • By PETER SCHARPE Minnesota Farm Guide

ROSE CITY, MN – Lambing season is in full swing for Minnesota’s sheep producers. For the Haffner Family Farm of Rose City, MN, the first of their 150 ewes began lambing the last few days of February.

U.S., Canadian cattle inventory up 2 percent; hog inventory up 3 percent

U.S., Canadian cattle inventory up 2 percent; hog inventory up 3 percent

    USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service released its U.S. and Canadian Cattle and Sheep and U.S. and Canadian Hogs reports today (March 7).

    25 years plus: Sheep odyssey ends

    25 years plus: Sheep odyssey ends

    • Jane Fyksen 715-683-2779

    MADISON, Wis. – Jan. 17 marked the end of a steady leadership presence for Wisconsin’s sheep industry. It was Dave Thomas’ last day as University of Wisconsin-Madison professor of sheep management and genetics. Thomas retired after more than 25 years as sheep specialist at UW-Madison.

    Nutrition a key factor for lambing prep

    Nutrition a key factor for lambing prep

    • By Austin Black, Missouri Farmer Today

    APPLETON CITY, Mo. — Good management is key to a successful lambing season.

    Equine study report released

    • U.S. Department of Agriculture National Animal Health Monitoring System

    FORT COLLINS, Colo. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Animal Health Monitoring System released the first report from its Equine 2015 study, Baseline Reference of Equine Health and Management in the United States, 2015. The Equine 2015 study is National Animal Health Monitoring …

    Register for Shepherds' Clinic

    Register for Shepherds' Clinic

      Indianhead Sheep Breeders Association Shepherds’ Clinic will be held beginning at 8:45 a.m. Feb. 4 in the Conference Center of the Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College, 1900 College Drive, Rice Lake, Wisconsin.

      Elegance and competition create classic

      Elegance and competition create classic

      • Mary Hookham For Agri-View

      PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, Wis. – The Villa Louis Carriage Classic showcases competitive carriage driving, highly trained horses and ponies, and dedicated drivers – all to create high-class elegance both inside the show ring and out.

      Jackson County elk adjust to surroundings

      Jackson County elk adjust to surroundings

        BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. -- After the release of an additional 50 elk in Wisconsin's eastern Jackson County in July, the herd has continued to settle into their primary range.

        Spooner Station’s dairy sheep dispersed

        Spooner Station’s dairy sheep dispersed

          SPOONER, Wis. — Eighty years of sheep research and outreach came to an end with the dispersal Oct. 13 of the dairy-sheep flock at the University of Wisconsin-Spooner Agricultural Research Station. Strong buyer competition for the sheep indicated that the dairy sheep developed by UW-Madison w…

          K-State receives patent for vaccine that could protect livestock, make food safer

          K-State receives patent for vaccine that could protect livestock, make food safer

            MANHATTAN, Kan. — A newly patented vaccine by Kansas State University researchers could be good news for meat consumers.

            Expenses low, novelty high when raising elk

            Expenses low, novelty high when raising elk

            • Janelle Atyeo

            Comparing elk to raising beef cattle, producers say elk require less feed and less land and are generally less expensive.

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