I find it amazing that cow's milk contains calcium because the grass the cow ate drew it up from the soil. This is just one example of the amazing connected world we live in.
Food-production animal’s diets often include by-products such as soybean meal, beet pulp, and wheat middlings. By utilizing these products, farmers further reduce any waste, while producing more consumer products! #CAO19#agvocates#AgInAmerica#modernag
So glad this project is receiving a facelift and is being produced by the Emmy-award winning @KYFB Studios @teachkyag: Check out our new Kentucky Farms Feed Me Virtual Field Trip Video. #teachkyag#beefcattle https://t.co/J26ZKDUfgT
What better way to celebrate a beautiful summer day than with a picnic outside at the park, at the beach or even in your own backyard. Celebrate #NationalPicnicMonth the food safe way. Tips → https://t.co/buXseRaD8f
@CASTagScience@ScienceNews There is cool research out of #Kentucky that shows how annual ryegrass also breaks down the fragipan layer. #soil https://t.co/cF2yMrICNs
EPA Delivers On President Trump’s Promise To Allow Year-Round Sale Of E15 Gasoline And Improve Transparency In Renewable Fuel Markets https://t.co/rgulCTBWMl
Milk consumption in Central Europe has been traced as far back as 5,200 B.C. by archeologists who found well-preserved milk fat on ceramic strainers used for making cheese. That is over 7 millennia of world class #nutrition!
#EnjoyDairy#UndeniablyDairy
I was reminded at my child’s Dr appointment that most industries deal with bad information running rampant on #socialmedia. I was asking tough questions but realize that if I want the public to put trust in our #science, I should give other #experts the same courtesy.
@EmmetCaldwell@HISTORY#TheButcher producers obviously don’t have a clue what good beef cattle look like, but I see an opportunity to get better footage to the stock video companies.