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Whether you're feeding a performance horse or family companion, Tennessee Farmers Cooperative has a quality product to help keep your horse happy and healthy. And now, that quality is even better with the addition of roasted soybeans to 4 Pinnacle…
Read MoreDuring the life of your cowboy hat, it will collect a lot of dirt, stains, and even water damage that should be cared for. Cleaning and following these simple guidelines can ensure that your hat will endure through your next…
Read MoreWhen horses are heavily parasitized and unchecked for long periods, their health can suffer greatly. Weight loss, gastrointestinal disturbances, and anemia are just a few of the negative consequences that can affect horses suffering from heavy parasite loads. It’s very…
Read MoreRaised bed or container gardening has many advantages over traditional backyard gardens, including better soil and fewer weeds. Before you give it a try, follow these few types to get you on the right track. Bed Selection: It’s important to…
Read MoreMoles are known for being garden and yard pests found around the world. Moles are highly territorial, carnivorous small animals that feed on earthworms, grubs, and insects. What moles are most known for is their use of tunnels to travel.…
Read MoreProper care and feeding of mares during pregnancy is vital to both the mare and foal. It’s important for the pregnant mare to maintain moderate to moderately fleshy body condition throughout pregnancy. After foaling and during lactation, mares will lose weight…
Read MoreSpringtime is here! That means grasses and weeds are growing. Stockdale’s offers a full line of pasture sprayers. In this video, Barry Gray, Regional Livestock Specialist, shows us some of the key features on their 300 gallon boomless sprayer.
Read MoreSoon the dreariness of winter will fade away and it will be spring. Many cattle producers work their cattle in the springtime and now is the perfect time to start planning for that process. There are many decisions to be…
Read MoreWhether you've gardening for a week or a decade, mistakes are inevitable. By fixing, you can see a great difference in your garden’s success this year! 1. Using disease-susceptible plants. Gardens planted with attention to disease-resistant plants are much easier…
Read MoreAs we approach spring, the warmer weather calls for preventative measures to reduce the potential for cattle to develop the costly, often-deadly disease known as grass tetany. Grass tetany is a complex metabolic disorder of cattle associated with a deficiency…
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