Post Written By Thomas Shea, Extension Agent, Agriculture

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Tom SheaExtension Agent, Agriculture - Livestock, Field Crops N.C. Cooperative Extension, Moore County Center

Managing pastures is key to owning grazing species such as horses, mules, and donkeys. Timing is vital when making …

Spring is full of life! The grass is starting to grow, pollen is everywhere, and foals are on the …

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Last year, President Joe Biden gave a “Presidential Pardon” to Chocolate and Chip, two North Carolina-raised turkeys. Chocolate and …

Although we have had some warm days, winter is coming up quickly, and our warm-season grasses are going dormant, …

Hoof care is a significant part of raising livestock. Horses need their hooves done every 4-8 weeks, dairy cows …

The Moore County Cattlemen’s Association will hold its first meeting since the summer break on September 8th. The meeting …

Few things are worse than enjoying your trail ride or evening schooling only to be hounded by flies. Fly …

Please click the link below to see July’s Livestock …

Dealing with Heat Stress Summers in North Carolina can be brutal between our high temperatures and high humidity. This combination …

Moore BQA Chute Side Register here for BQA Chute Side Training Please join N.C. Cooperative Extension and the Moore County Cattleman’s …

Attend our Pasture Management & Soil Sampling workshop to learn methods of pasture management that can improve your soil …