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What egg defects should I look for in my pastured poultry operation?
Answer: Eggs need to be inspected both internally and externally to determine that they are wholesome and suitable for consumers. Conduct an external inspection by looking at the shell. Discard eggs with cracks in the sh
29 April, 2019Guide to Help Northeast Producers Considering Kiwiberry
Related ATTRA Publication: Specialty Crops for Cold Climates New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station has released Growing Kiwiberries in New England: An Online Guide for Regional Producers. The resource includes a
26 April, 2019Organic Weed Control Video Series Launched
Related ATTRA Publication: Weed Management in Organic Small Grains Practical Farmers of Iowa (PFI) has introduced a new video series on organic weed control in field-crop production. In the 12-minute first video of the s
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