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The Pasture Post Livestock Newsletter- Spring 2026 Edition

Click the link below to see the Spring 2026 Edition of the Pasture Post Tri-County Livestock Newsletter!

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Livestock Care in Winter Storms

We could be potentially looking at quite a winter storm over the weekend, so I wanted to give some quick tips and reminders for keeping your livestock safe and warm! Water All livestock species need…

The Pasture Post — Tri-County Livestock Newsletter; Serving Anson, Stanly, and Union Counties

The Pasture Post Tri-County Livestock Newsletter

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2023 Tri-County Hay Directory Updated Information Needed!

With a much needed break in the rain, hay season is in full swing! That being said, it is time for us to update our tri-county hay directory. If you are unfamiliar with this directory, it is a list…

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2022 Report to the People

2022 Report to the People (1)N.C. Cooperative Extension, Stanly County Center Staff was proud to serve the citizens of Stanly County in 2022 by addressing issues and needs as identified by advisory…

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New Antibiotic Restrictions: What You Need to Know Before 2023

Proper planning is vital to running a successful livestock operation, so we want to give you a heads up for what’s coming soon! In June of 2023, all medically important antibiotics used in livestock…

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Winter 2022/23 Tri-County Livestock Newsletter

Click the link below to view our winter Tri-County Livestock Newsletter!Winter 2022

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Managing the Mud- Navigating Mud Issues on Livestock Operations

With usually heavy rainfall and mild weather, mud is an issue that all North Carolina livestock producers will face almost yearly on their operation. Mud can be dangerous to move equipment through…

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Fall Tri-County Livestock Newsletter

Click the link below to see our Fall 2021 Tri-County Livestock Newsletter!Fall 2021 Tri-County Livestock Newsletter

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Spring 2021 Tri-County Livestock Newsletter

The quarterly Tri-County Livestock Newsletter covers topics such as beef cattle, sheep and goats, and forages.Spring 2021 Tri-County Livestock Newsletter