Farm Bureau names Bindi as 2021 Farm Dog of the Year
The winner of the 2021 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year award is Bindi, an Australian shepherd owned by New York Farm Bureau member Sonja Galley.
The winner of the 2021 Farm Bureau Farm Dog of the Year award is Bindi, an Australian shepherd owned by New York Farm Bureau member Sonja Galley.
Purina is spearheading a campaign with other retailers in the agricultural industry to collect used feed tubs and recycle them into eco-friendly options.
Funding for Prairie Pothole Region to positively impact soil health and habitat, local growers, public access, and open spaces for people and bird dogs.
A backyard chicken in Taylor, Texas was just crowned queen in the national Purina Miss Flock-Tober, a contest with thousands of backyard chickens.
Ducks Unlimited and Purina have partnered to protect and improve 1,600 acres of wetland and grasslands across Iowa over the next three years through Ducks Unlimited’s Living Lakes Initiative, promoting healthy soil, healthy crops, and healthy wildlife habitat. Purina, which operates three pet food manufacturing facilities in Iowa and sources high-quality ingredients for its dog […]
Summer is just around the corner and with the season, comes the heat and the … flies. According to one Purina expert, now is the time to evaluate and start your fly control strategy for maximum effectiveness. “Starting a program before flies appear goes a long way in prevention for calves, heifers, and cows,” says […]
AGDAILY asked NCBA Trade Show exhibitors: What are you highlighting this week that can make cattle producers lives just a little bit easier?
Before cutting costs in your wean-to-finish or grower/finisher operation, one Purina expert advises taking a look at how well you are managing transitions.
Hay, a staple for horses and the main source of forage in the diet, needs to be good quality to keep a horse healthy, according to one Purina equine expert. “The most important factor determining hay quality is the stage of plant maturity at time of harvest,” said Gina M. Fresquez, technical specialist for Equine […]
Did you know? After reproductive failure, sow lameness is the second reason sows are culled from herds. An average of 30-35 percent of sows in any given herd experience lameness. Producers should target that number to be just 10 percent of their herd. Early culling of sows also cuts into profits. This is due to […]