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Livestock Fencing

Fencing is a major component of good grazing management and keeping livestock out of other pastures, private property, and …

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Cattle Fly Control

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Taking Care of Cattle in Winter

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Beef Repro Series

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A Very Local Holiday Festival

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2023 Beginner Beekeeper School

January 31, February 7, 28, March 7, and 14, 6 – 8 p.m. O.P. Owens Agriculture Center 455 Caton Road, Lumberton School …

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Why the Bull Matters

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Critical Hours for Calving

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