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Editor's Note 
 
Our lead feature this week focuses on manure management for the small farm, because operations of all sizes require optimal advice.
- Bree Rody, editor
 
News 
 
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CFIA issues final decision on gene-edited crops for feed

The ultimate ruling states that the CFIA does not see gene-editing as inherently harmful to the livestock consuming edited crops.


Health watch: MSU to research cattle influenza outbreak

The recent spreading of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) to dairy cattle in numerous states has researchers looking to learn more.


Growing: Challenging Canadian potato farmers to use more manure

Version 2.0 of AAFC's "plowdown challenge" encourages Canadian potato farmers to use manure in their growing activities.


Composted manure application in vineyards

Composted manure is a great option to apply to vineyards to add macro- and micro- nutrients to the soil. Here's how to make the most of it.


Take the Manure Manager training, talent and operations survey

Take our survey to share what has been a challenge for you in these ever-changing times.


 
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The North American Manure Expo will take place in Auburn, NY on July 17-18. The Expo offers two full days of tours, demonstrations, education and networking, delivering the latest and greatest in manure management solutions and technologies in the heart of the Finger Lakes region.

Registration is required for both the tours and access to the expo.

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No farm too small

Manure management is beneficial to farms of all shapes and sizes, but small farms require specific care when it comes to storage, sampling and more. Specialists from North Dakota and Michigan weigh in on the best ways to handle manure on a smaller farm – from how farm size can affect access to storage, what to do with excess manure and more. » Read More...
 
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ICYMI: Hoofing it in manure

Digital dermatitis, also known as "hairy heel warts," are a painful ailment for cattle for whom the bacteria from manure penetrates through broken skin around the hooves. While digital dermatitis is often treated with copper sulphate foot baths, the cheap and easy-to-use product can also leach into soils, making for less-than-ideal growing conditions. So, what are the alternatives, including on the preventative side? » Read More...
 
 
Events 
 

World Pork Expo

June 5 | Des Moines, IA » Read More...