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Cover photo for WNC Small Ruminant Workshop

WNC Small Ruminant Workshop

April 27, 2024 Topics to be covered include: Preventative Health Management of Small Ruminants Vaccination programs Parasite mitigation strategies Nutritional and genetic considerations Lambing/Kidding 101 Troubleshooting …

Cover photo for 2024 Carolina Meat Conference

2024 Carolina Meat Conference

The Carolina Meat Conference supports a growing community committed to supporting sustainable food production through fostering regenerative production practices, …

Cover photo for Spring Bull Breeding Soundness Exams

Spring Bull Breeding Soundness Exams

A complete BSE evaluates the physical characteristics of a bull necessary for mobility and athleticism in the pasture, structural …

Cover photo for Small Ruminant Winter Webinar Series

Small Ruminant Winter Webinar Series

Mark your calendars! Registration is open for the 2023-2024 Small Ruminant Winter Webinar Series! These webinars will include panel discussions …

Cover photo for WNC Beef Commission Christmas Party

WNC Beef Commission Christmas Party

You’re invited to our 2023 WNC Beef Cattle Commission Christmas Party! The festivities are taking place Saturday, December 9 from 5-8 p.m. at the …

Cover photo for 2023 Waynesville Bull Test Sale

2023 Waynesville Bull Test Sale

The Beef Cattle Genetics program in Extension is responsible for the North Carolina Beef Cattle Improvement Program at NC …

Cover photo for Fall Bull Breeding Soundness Exams

Fall Bull Breeding Soundness Exams

A complete BSE evaluates the physical characteristics of a bull necessary for mobility and athleticism in the pasture, structural …

Recent Publications related to Animal Agriculture

Graph of typical moisture loss pattern during hay curing. x-axis: days. y-axis: percent moisture. Straight line at 20% for baling moisture. Moisture falls from 80% to 20% by day 4.

Hay Production

This publication addresses aspects of hay production as a method of conserving forage crops.

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Cool-Season Annual Forages for Pasture-Based Livestock Systems

Cool-season annual forages like wheat, oats, and ryegrass can be used to feed livestock in …

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Phosphorus Management for Land Application of Biosolids and Animal Waste

This publication addresses nutrient management concerns as they relate to land application of animal wastes, …

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Map showing counties with broiler production across North Carolina, predominantly in the southern piedmont.

Mitigating Zinc and Copper Toxicity in North Carolina Soils

This publication discusses how excess zinc and copper from animal manure can lead to soil …

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Area with rooted plants to be clipped must be identifed

Quantifying Pasture Productivity

This publication discusses methods to measure the amount of grass available for grazing to help …

3/27/24
Asian longhorned tick female

Longhorned Tick

The longhorned tick (previously called the 'Asian longhorned tick') is an invasive tick spreading throughout …

3/11/24
Black cattle graze pasture between rows of trees in CEFS silvopasture. Temporary electric fence holds cattle in a specific part of pasture.

Silvopastures: Forage Productivity and Microclimate

This publication provides a general overview of silvopastures and discusses the results of forage productivity …

2/29/24
Graphical representation of swine farms and forestland in SE NC

Forests as an Alternative for Swine Manure Application

Applying swine manure to forestland that needs nitrogen and phosphorus can help swine producers manage …

2/15/24