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Agriculture · PierreWomen are here to stay in Agriculture, and the future is looking bright. Hosted by the South Dakota Farmers Union, Agriculture Women’s Day was held in Onida this past week in the Agar Blunt Onida School gym. The event was…See the Story
The future of agriculture is Women! Women’s Ag Day comes to Onida.
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Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandA game changer for sheep on hill grazings? It’s very tricky to castrate and tail lambs within 7 days unless lambs are born inbye. Could two new techniques, that allow castration and tailing up to 3 months of age, not only reduce pain levels in lambs, but allow better and easier management on commons and hills? The all-important intake of colostrum and bonding of ewe and lamb can be disrupted by tailing and castrating. Changing timings, so that…Read Article
Western Isles Women in Agriculture - Castration & Tailing | Events helping farmers in Scotland

Lanark, Scotland · LanarkCalving interval and efficiency are important indicators of herd performance, hitting your targets in these areas can be influenced by a variety of factors. This roadshow of meetings will provide you with industry experts discussing what can influence the heifer and cow getting back in calf. With changes to SSBSS upon us in 2025, managing calving interval to reach the target of 410 days will be at the forefront of management decisions on farms a…Read Article