“We’re trying to educate clients that an important infectious disease of rabbits is spreading from state to state,” Sladky says. “You should think about the ways your pet rabbit could become exposed and the potential consequences.”
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Jumping worms otherwise know as crazy worm, Alabama jumper, or snake worm. Find out more what jumping worms are and what they do here.
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The current avian influenza outbreak is not thought to pose a risk to human health or to food safety but it is highly toxic to birds, including backyard poultry flocks. For more information on this visit: https://fyi.extension.wisc.edu/safefood/2022/04/05/responding-to-the-avian-influenza-outbreak/
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Two awesome opportunities to either gain new parenting skillsets or help reinforce those you already have in place.
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Is the quality of your forage meeting your animal’s nutritional needs? Will the quality bring an excellent sale price? Help is available for you to determine the answers to both questions.
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Fall Soil Sampling – Keys to Success NPM Program Southwest Regional Specialist Daniel Smith and UW-Madison & Extension Field Crops Pathologist Damon Smith share tips and techniques for collecting post-harvest soil samples that accurately represent the fertility status of fields. Timing and weather considerations for fall manure applications are also briefly discussed, as is the […]
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We hope everyone has a safe fall harvest season and all your cattle are healthy.
We have assembled a number of articles on timely topics for this fall newsletter. You should find some helpful tips and information for fall and winter cattle management.
Corn Grain Harvest and Tar Spot, Cover Crops after Corn Silage, Tar Spot: Performance of the Tarspotter Mobile Application, Video: Combine Cleaning to Prevent Spreading Weed Seeds,, Publications: What is a Nutrient Management Plan? & Benefits of a Nutrient Management Plan and Publication: Management Options for Farms with High Soil Test Phosphorus Levels
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It’s easy to spread African swine fever—without even knowing it. The virus can stay on clothing and equipment and survive for months in pork products.
Be aware of these potential pathways and consider them when creating or updating biosecurity plans
New Bumper Crops Videos Click the link above and you will find the following videos: White Mold on Soybean – Tar Spot on Corn – Planting Winter Rye after Corn Silage: Managing for Forage
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