5 Cool-As-Heck Cattle Stampede Videos

The author is a partner in a custom stocker cattle operation in eastern North Carolina. She holds a master’s degree in animal science from North Carolina State University. Steers at S & K Livestock Development enjoy rapeseed. The cattle tend to prefer brassicas to grasses late in the year. S & K Livestock Development LLC is a custom cattle grazing business that was started by my brother, Ryan Kennedy, and I in 2018. Ryan had been using cover crops and minimum tillage practices on our eastern N

Flanked by the waters of Italy’s Po River, the driveway of the majestic Antica Corte Pallavicina hotel and the 500 acres of farmland that surround it are enveloped in a rich, leaden blanket of fog. It is this fog that holds the key to the riches of the region – the fertile flatland of the Bassa Parmense, north of Parma – and generates the humidity that creates the sweet, musky flavor of co-owner Massimo Spigaroli̵

It’s the tale of an adorable baby camel in Mongolia, completely shunned by his mother after a tough birth. For much of the movie, the baby stands by himself and wails. It breaks your heart. The movie’s supporting stars are the herders, fretting about their fractured camel family. It’s very clear that if the camels aren’t happy, neither are the owners; the human-camel connection is intense. They end up traveling many miles through the de

Rural crime can stymie the most adept law enforcement officer: there are addicts stripping farms of every brass fixture they can get their hands on and selling it for scrap metal. There are tractor heists, walnut thefts and cattle rustling. And that’s just the beginning. So how do you get officers up to speed on country crime? In California, where agriculture is a nearly $36.6 billion industry and agricultural crime is a chronic problem, you go to Rural