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Sometimes our automatic ‘filters’ get in the way of this so we need to be aware of what those could be.

Protective equipment and good cleaning protocols go a long way in preventing the spread of disease.

First We Eat: Just like in one of my favourite movies food plays an important role.

In mid-March, Alberta packers were buying fed cattle in the range of $148 to $149 FOB the feedlot, which was down $2 to $3 from the February average.

Animal Health with Roy Lewis: COVID-19 is an extreme example of disease transmission between animals and humans known as zoonosis.

[PODCAST] On the latest ‘Between the Rows’: Agriculture's cybersafety net, StatsCan's seeding survey. Download on Apple Podcasts at: https://podcasts.apple.com//podcast/between-/id1206550000 (Sponsored by eKonomics)

Q & A with an expert: How can I decrease the risk of early-season disease in cereal crops?

[PODCAST] On the latest ‘Between the Rows’: Coal mine puts water in peril, neonics not nixed, old crop vs. new crop canola. Download on iTunes at: https://podcasts.apple.com//podcast/between-/id1206550000 (Sponsored by Decisive Farming by TELUS Agriculture)

It’s common knowledge that crossbreeding produces heterosis the hybrid vigour with qualities superior to those of both parents.

Hybrid bulls are a good way to achieve several improved performance parameters.