Meeting members is the highlight of the work day for OEC District Lineman Jake Calvert. But he also relishes the moment he takes off his ballcap, dons his cowboy hat, and hops on the gator to check fences and feed livestock. #beyondthelines
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"So, what is a pork producer to do? Given the shuttering of the Perry facility and the fact that we have only closed October hogs over $90 four times in the history of the contract, we may want to consider some type of coverage as we approach this number." Read the article 'Porkflation and the Observations of HogBoiii' by Joe Kerns, President of the Livestock Division at Ever.Ag, in National Hog Farmer here: https://bit.ly/3vh9cbY
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Use what you have and leverage it
During the great Texas drought of 1947-1956, ranchers faced the challenge of providing their livestock with both a source of water and something to eat. One thing that was abundant, and still is, is the prickly pear cactus. This cactus contains both water and protein, but the challenge was to make it edible for livestock. The Blackwell Burner Co. of San Antonio, Texas made a device called a Pear Burner which burned the needles off the prickly pear cactus so that livestock could eat the plant without injury. This simple piece of equipment helped save a lot of livestock during long, hot summers. _____________ Learn more about the goods, gear, people, and stories of the American West at ranchingheritage.org
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