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Andrew Campbell's Blog – August 2009 Archive (2)

It's Official - I'm Now a Farmer.

So I think its official – I’m a real farmer. Now there was no certificate or degree from Guelph. No big ceremony or letter stating I was now accepted to the farming profession. I’ve decided I’m a real farmer because of one innocent thought. People told me I would have these thoughts, they warned me to expect them. I always shrugged those naysayers off saying I would not be like other farmers. But then it happened, just like it was suppose to. We were baling hay late yesterday afternoon. The… Continue

Added by Andrew Campbell on August 26, 2009 at 2:48am — 2 Comments

Which is Better-Livestock or Deadstock?

If you are going to have livestock, you are going to have deadstock.



I don’t know who coined that term, but every farmer knows it’s the truth. But that doesn’t mean you leave anything sick to die.



That would appear to be what some folks rather we do. As noted in an article in TIME Magazine and the New York Times, the world seems to have something against antibiotics.



I’m going to use our small dairy farm as an example. It’s been a tough couple of weeks. After… Continue

Added by Andrew Campbell on August 24, 2009 at 6:35am — No Comments

Agriculture Headlines from Farms.com Canada East News - click on title for full story

90 percent of agri-businesses are concerned about the future of Canadian agriculture

Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Drive Up Costs for Canadian Agri-Businesses and drive down confidence in ag sector.

Caring for Fish in a Farm Pond: Best Practices for Healthy, Productive Water Systems

Fish ponds are integrated systems that benefit both the farm operation and the surrounding environment.

Year-Round E15 Push Gains Momentum as House Weighs Key Fuel Bill

Year-round E15 access could lower fuel costs and boost farm income as lawmakers consider H.R. 1346. Industry leaders highlight economic and energy benefits.

What if ag decided the World Cup?

What if each country’s ag sector provided the winning (or losing) metrics?

EIPC Consortium Launches Science Based Pest Impact Tool – What will the Impact be on US Farmers?

The EIPC Consortium has launched a global initiative to develop a science-based tool that helps compare the environmental and human health impact of pesticide use in agriculture.

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