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A manure pit full of liquid slurry is worth a lot. If it’s properly agitated, transferred to a tanker and applied correctly, it’s top dollar. Between ...
Posted On October 14, 2026
Country Folks is a weekly publication serving the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic agriculture industries. Our coverage area reaches from Maine to North Carolina with four regional editions. Our key market focuses include dairy, beef, crops, small ruminants and so much more. Editorial content revolves around production, animal health, industry events, trade shows and auctions.
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Does my dog need electrolytes on a hot humid day? Is my puppy growing properly? What about carbohydrates vs. proteins? These are common questions Dr. ...
Posted On October 14, 2026
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While some forms of renewable energy are quietly accepted by the public, the mere mention of industrial-scale solar construction on farm acreage is fr...
Posted On October 14, 2026
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As mentioned in a previous Horse Tales column, we’ve just returned from a trip to Ireland on an ancestral journey that was anchored by two completely ...
Posted On October 14, 2026
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My first contact with Tom Kilcer was toward the end of my 63-month Cooperative Extension career. I met him at an Extension Conference in the Catskills...
Posted On October 14, 2026
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High cattle prices can create a welcome problem for beef producers: what to do with the extra income? After years when simply keeping the bills paid c...
Posted On October 7, 2026
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“Visitors are coming to your website with specific questions: ‘Can I trust this place? Is it worth the trip?’ Your website will be their first impress...
Posted On October 7, 2026
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Wendell Berry argued that “true health is not complicated or exclusive; it comes from recognizing how everyday actions link together.” He poignantly a...
Posted On October 7, 2026
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Generally, most Northeast haymakers were satisfied with their 2026 first cuttings’ quality. At most locations, first-cut perennial forage tonnages wer...
Posted On October 7, 2026
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