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Prevent Pinkeye by Controlling Face Flies

Prevent Pinkeye by Controlling Face Flies

We often think of pinkeye as only a summer problem; and in Wisconsin, July-August is a key  time to be watchful for the contagious pinkeye that develops in response to eye irritation from UV light and physical eye irritation from mature grass/seed heads, blowing dust/sand and flies, primarily face flies.

Managing and Preventing Pinkeye

Managing and Preventing Pinkeye

Preventing traditional summer pinkeye in cattle involves eliminating the many eye irritations listed in this report. Identifying and taking steps to resolve physical hazards in your operation, including face fly control, may be more effective than pinkeye vaccinations.

Market for profit or market on price?

Market for profit or market on price?

Marketing is an active process including: research, advertisement, promotion and sale.  Becoming a profit-controller and not a price-taker is the main goal for improving marketing skills.  Going through the process of forming a marketing plan can be beneficial.  A marketing plan, which is developed to be strategic and not just convenient, will work to create a value added product.

Avian Influenza and Biosecurity – 2020

Avian Influenza and Biosecurity – 2020

Avian influenza is caused by a virus.  It is not uncommon for wild birds (esp. waterfowl and shorebirds) to carry this virus.  As these birds migrate, influenza can spread long distances quickly.

Preparing for Winter

Preparing for Winter

Winter can be a difficult time for a small flock of chickens.  There are several things you can do for them that will make it a little less of a struggle for both you and the chickens.

Raising Broilers and Roasters as 4-H and FFA Projects

Raising Broilers and Roasters as 4-H and FFA Projects

Raising broilers as a 4-H or FFA project is an excellent first-step in the process of learning poultry husbandry and can result in high rewards. Learn all that you can before you start.

Raising Turkeys as a 4-H or FFA Project

Raising Turkeys as a 4-H or FFA Project

Raising turkeys can be a rewarding enterprise. But the nature of the turkey, its size and cost set up a whole different set of challenges from other poultry. Learn all that you can before you start.

Exhibiting Eggs as a 4-H or FFA Project

Exhibiting Eggs as a 4-H or FFA Project

This is the 5th of a series about ready-to-lay pullets and eggs as a 4-H or FFA Project. Articles cover a range of topics from the origin of chickens to showing chickens and eggs at the county fair.

Judging Ready-to-Lay Pullets

Judging Ready-to-Lay Pullets

This is the 4th of a series about ready-to-lay pullets and eggs as a 4-H or FFA Project. Articles cover a range of topics from the origin of chickens to showing chickens and eggs at the county fair.

Where to find and how to raise layer chicks

Where to find and how to raise layer chicks

This is the 3rd of a series about ready-to-lay pullets and eggs as a 4-H or FFA Project. Articles cover a range of topics from the origin of chickens to showing chickens and eggs at the county fair.

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