Soil Sample and Fertilize
Although spring is near hay is still very much a necessity for our livestock for the next few months. …
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Why Lime
Check out our fall newsletter for more information regarding soil acidity and basic information regarding liming. Livestock Newsletter August …
Weaning Time
Weaning Calves As cow/calf farmers, one of the most stressful times is weaning. Weaning is not only stressful for the …
Don’t Forget How Important It Is
Our bodies require nutrition to grow and be healthy. The summer months are spent fertilizing our gardens so they …
Hi, How Are You?
I am in awe of COVID-19 and how it has impacted the entire world. I have never been witness …
All Hay Is Not Created Equal
Ashe County experienced a beautiful hay week early in the season. As the rain sets back in and July …
Vaccine Disposal
In March 2019, the first Pesticide Disposal Day in over nine years was held in Ashe County. Over 5000 …
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
We have all heard the old adage good fence make good neighbors. As livestock farmers we know that to …
Pastures and Spray Rates
To help combat weedy pastures farmers often rely on pesticides. Pesticides have proven to be an effective tool in …
Keeping the Cow Herd Healthy: Vaccines for the Cow
Springtime is here and so is the time of year when we turn our cattle back out to pasture. …
Asian Longhorn Tick
The Asian Longhorn Tick and More…. There are four common tick types and each is a vector for other issues. …
Postponed - Ashe County 4-H Ag Club - Postponed
4-H Ag Club has been postponed until further notice. The Ashe County 4-H Ag Club is for youth ages …