
Dairy sector shuts down most visits from off-farm providers
In agriculture, dairy farms are among those most called-on by outside services

Feed testing is a luxury you can’t afford to miss out on this winter
The first step is to get representative samples — and that can be trickier than it sounds

You’ve got your feed results — now what?
Two new feed testing tools can identify potential issues and compare the value of different feeds

Know what you have for livestock feed and use it strategically
You’ll need higher-quality feed later on, and the last thing you want to do is overfeed

Have a plan to get the most out of your feed supply
Strategies include keeping alfalfa until the third trimester and monitoring the calcium/phosphorus ratio when feeding cereals

Feed testing now can save you money
Testing is especially important this year as supplies are tight and quality down in many areas of the province

Can you really afford not to feed test?
You’re rolling the dice if you’re not testing feed, and it’s not hard to rack up a five-figure loss if you guess wrong

Pea straw is a feed solution but it presents challenges
How much do you pay for it? And how do you use it in your ration?
