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Got 99 problems and another species to feed is one? Okay, we’ll stick to what we’re good at, which is not writing song lyrics… What we are good at is supporting livestock producers’ herds in a variety of different (and common) management situations—including in those pastures where it feels more like a petting zoo than a cattle outfit. Feed in a Drum® All Stock 18 is fortified with 18% protein, offers supplemental trace minerals and vitamins but without added copper (we’re looking at EWE), and since it’s self-limiting, the goats won’t be consuming the same amount as the cows. This formula is available in a variety of sizes in both the U.S. and Canada. Learn more: https://vist.ly/6qsj

🍃How can farmers best control outbreaks of coffee leaf rust disease? 👨🏽🌾Are traditional practices at odds with new trends and challenges in coffee farming? 🌍How will this rampant disease affect the future of our global coffee supply? Read the case study to find out 👉 https://ow.ly/BXr050P2ptV #PlantHealth | #Coffee | #CaseStudy | #PlantDisease

🍃How can farmers best control outbreaks of coffee leaf rust disease? 👨🏽🌾Are traditional practices at odds with new trends and challenges in coffee farming? 🌍How will this rampant disease affect the future of our global coffee supply? Read the case study to find out 👉 https://ow.ly/I0a150P2puJ #PlantHealth | #Coffee | #CaseStudy | #PlantDisease

🍃How can farmers best control outbreaks of coffee leaf rust disease? 👨🏽🌾Are traditional practices at odds with new trends and challenges in coffee farming? 🌍How will this rampant disease affect the future of our global coffee supply? Read the case study to find out 👉 https://ow.ly/ZAwq50Pnwnj #PlantHealth | #Coffee | #CaseStudy | #PlantDisease

🍃How can farmers best control outbreaks of coffee leaf rust disease? 👨🏽🌾Are traditional practices at odds with new trends and challenges in coffee farming? 🌍How will this rampant disease affect the future of our global coffee supply? Read the case study to find out 👉 https://ow.ly/2yEJ50P2psU #PlantHealth | #Coffee | #CaseStudy | #PlantDisease

There’s an ongoing debate surrounding carbon, the environment, and livestock, a trifecta of complexity often misunderstood by many. Farmers and ranchers tend to acres of ever-changing pasture and grasslands, adopting a scientific mindset to optimize forage nutrition for their herds. Though they might lack formal scientific training, many recognize that research underscores the distinctive carbon cycles associated with grazing livestock. In a significant peer-reviewed study, researchers from Michigan State University and other leading institutions revealed that grass-fed cattle can yield a carbon footprint 66% smaller than those raised on corn and soybeans. This reduction is attributed to the carbon storage potential of well-managed grasslands, which not only benefit soil health but also support the foundation of our entire food system. Opting for 100% grass-fed beef emerges as a flavorful and conscientious choice that contributes positively to the planet we rely on, symbolized by the #realburgerofearthday movement. To read the full study, visit https://lnkd.in/g88RFYH #grassfed #beef #nutrition #science 🤠 🍔

🍃How can farmers best control outbreaks of coffee leaf rust disease? 👨🏽🌾Are traditional practices at odds with new trends and challenges in coffee farming? 🌍How will this rampant disease affect the future of our global coffee supply? Read the case study to find out 👉 https://ow.ly/HMZ750P2pBJ #PlantHealth | #Coffee | #CaseStudy | #PlantDisease

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