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Colostrum puts the best hoof forward

By Madison Kovarna, South Dakota State University Extension Newborn calves have little to no immune system when they are born. One of the keys to starting a calf out on the right “hoof” following birth is ensuring that it has received colostrum in a timely manner. Colostrum is the first milk produced from a dam […]

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Canada approves Bovaer to reduce methane emissions from cattle

Canadian authorities have granted market authorization for Bovaer, a methane reducing feed ingredient for cattle, which enables dairy and beef farmers to substantially lower their carbon footprint. The feed ingredient is an important tool for the nearly 10,000 dairy farmers in Canada and will enable them to make a substantial step forward towards their net […]

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Farmers take centre stage at global climate talks | Farm Weekly

> Buntine regenerative agriculture farmer and advocate Stuart McAlpine (third from left) participated in the Accelerating Food Systems Transformation: Multi-stakeholder Action panel session at COP28 in December, 2023. With him were Joao Campari (left), WWF global food practice leader, Diane Holdorf, World Business Council for Sustainable Development executive vice president, Vivian Maduekeh, Global Alliance for […]

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A converted barn in West Sussex with the most spacious interiors

The Great Barn in East Lavant might be the pinnacle of open-plan living. I’ve always had a soft spot for barn conversions, principally because I grew up in one. They are often very spacious, surprisingly modern and, most importantly, take heritage buildings and re-use them, which is good for the planet. Probably. One of their […]

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