Category Archives: Raising Livestock

Guide to Branding Your Lifestock

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

Branding your livestock is the only method to safeguard your stock and to prove that you own a lost or stolen animal. Hot iron or freeze brands are almost unthinkable to alter and are very visible. If you don’t brand … Continue reading →

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Raising Beef Cattle As Livestock

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

Beef cattle or beef cows are elevated mainly for meat output. Their meat is cut into ground beef for sausages or burger patties, ribs, steaks, and roasts. Beef cattle is raised not just for meat, but also for other purposes. … Continue reading →

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Guide to Transporting Your Lifestock

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

Following the law that safeguards animals’ rights, transporting livestock necessitates extra safeguards to ensure they’re loaded, transported and unloaded in a very humane manner. Obviously, the law is not the only existing order that guarantees livestock like pork, beef, lamb … Continue reading →

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Guide to Sheep Livestock Farming

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

Why should you raise sheep in your farm? There are a lot of reasons that explain why raising and keeping sheep is beneficial. As a livestock farmer, likewise you have to know your reasons for doing so, as this’ll help … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Brand Livestock

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

Branding livestock has been a long-time practice that started in ancient Egypt. It involves using a fire-heated iron or other materials to brand a farm animal. Branding of stock is done so that it is easy to name their owner. … Continue reading →

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How to Raise Lifestock In South Africa

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

A South African Site informs us that nearly 80 percent of its agricultural land is mainly acceptable for encompassing livestock farming. It is the biggest agricultural sector with 13.8 million cattle and 28.8 million sheep and 6.4 million goats. About … Continue reading →

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What to Consider On Livestock Farming

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

What are your choices when considering livestock farming? If you are on the strategy planning stage, you must have an idea now what kind of stock you want to raise in addition to your ambitions for managing your farm. The … Continue reading →

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Brief Guide for Livestock Owners

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

You can produce a fortune when you raise pigs on a farm. This is all the more true if you’ve a knack for managing a piggery as a company. Pigs can sometimes be a very profitable investment as long as … Continue reading →

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Guide to Livestock Equipment

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

Using animals itself is dangerous; handlers are subject to bruises, scratches, and bites. Thus, an unsafe environment increases the hazardousness of the nature of work. Although most farmers may think that small livestock equipments are safer, the majority of hazards … Continue reading →

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Step By Step Guide to Livestock Farming

Posted on January 14, 2011 by slashy27

Gerard Dawn’s Guide To Profitable Livestock Gerard Dawn’s Guide To Profitable Livestock Ebook is an amazing guide that goes into detail on how to raise various profitable livestock. Gerard Dawn’s Guide To Profitable Livestock Ebook is now rated as one … Continue reading →

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