By John DePutter & Dave Milne, DePutter Publishing Ltd. As the cattle markets of North America travel along a lower road than during 2014 and the first half of 2015, with prices and profits slowing for most operations not what they were during those high times, the marketplace is giving producers less incentive to expand […]
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As we get into the heart of fall, it’s time to start preparing for the upcoming winter. Hi-Pro Feeds took a few minutes to ask Dr. Morrow about how caring for horses changes during those colder months. Dr. Morrow, how does caring for a horse change in the winter? What are the extra things that
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On October 18, over 700 people gathered at Wildcat Dairy for the 8th consecutive Southwest Dairy Days. A large tent was erected near the new barn where fifty-seven exhibitors set up tables for demonstrations and hand out information on their products and services. In addition to the exhibitors, dairy producers from all over attended. The event
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One basic law of supply and demand suggests that when a certain export is low priced, enough additional demand will be stimulated to help move the market back higher again. In other words, low prices have a way of curing low prices. It’s an old axiom that North American beef producers are now seeing in
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As regular readers will know, the previous blog discussed the supply and demand factors of the beef market, and how that can help us determine where a bottom might be for cattle markets. The conclusion was that although supplies were heavy, demand was holding up and cash cattle and live cattle futures could be coming
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By Matt McMillan, Ph.D., Equine Nutritionist, Hi-Pro Feeds Colic in horses can be defined as exhibiting signs of distress caused by abdominal pain and is one of the most frequent causes of emergency treatment annually and is reported as a leading cause of death in horses in the United States. Further, studies indicate that approximately
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