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This document summarizes key factors for animal health on farms, including the importance of healthy soil, adequate nutrition, clean water, shelter, sunlight, movement, and fresh air for livestock. It discusses signs of good health, parasite management, preventative health products, and taking care of basic needs like adequate space, ventilation, and opportunities for animals to rest. The goal is to promote the overall health and welfare of farm animals through a whole-farm approach.
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Mother Surabhi - The All-Time Holistic Healer
Author : Dr. Sreekumar. S
E-Mail : ulava92@yahoo.com
Date Produced : February, 2015
Editor : Srimati Vrindavana Lila d.d.
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The article discusses principles for managing soil health in pastures, including:
1) Armor the soil by adding organic matter through crop residues and manure to provide habitat and food for soil organisms, and using grazing and trampling to create a protective mulch layer.
2) Minimize disturbance from tillage, overgrazing, inorganic fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides which can destroy soil structure and disrupt soil biology.
3) Diversify plant types including grasses and broadleaves of different seasons to continually feed the soil biology and take up different nutrients.
4) Keep living roots in the soil as long as possible to feed soil microbes and improve soil structure through root exudates and
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- 1. Addressing Animal Health Issues Lisa McCrory, Earthwise Farm and Forest Beginning Women Farmer Conference March 22 & 23, 2012
- 2. Healthy Livestock are part of a whole farm system
- 3. Healthy Soil starts from the soil up
- 4. A good balance of minerals and organic matter
- 6. With healthy soils, you can produce high quality feed for your livestock
- 10. Beyond Nutritional Needs • Clean Water • Adequate Shelter • Sunlight • Freedom of Movement • Pasture to Graze • Fresh Air
- 11. Water Dairy Cow = 10-25 gallons Beef Cow = 10-20 gallons Horses = 8-12 gallons Pigs = 6-8 gallons Sheep = 2-3 gallons Goats = 2-3 gallons
- 12. Good quality, plentiful water is important. It is best to have water in the paddocks where the animals are grazing (during the grazing season).
- 13. Fresh air, Sunlight, Shelter, Outdoors • *A comfortable animal is a happy animal • * Opportunities to lie down (chew cud for ruminants) • * Adequate perching space and nesting boxes • * Good ventilation • * Dry place to lie down
- 18. Signs of Good Health • Glossy Coat • Bright Eyes • Good Mobility • Good Body Condition • Alert • Manure – • Appetite – food and water • Milk Quality (for dairy animals)
- 19. Fly Control & Parasite Management
- 20. Flies can bring stress and disease to your livestock. There are many resource links in your handout to highlight products , companies, and good old farmer ingenuity. - - Fly traps - - Fly parasites - - Clean up manure and wet/moist areas where flies like to lay their eggs.
- 22. Parasites: Preventive Strategies - - Rotational grazing system plan - - Know the parasite life cycles - - Monitor your livestock - - multi species grazing - - rotate pasture and hay land
- 23. Health Products used on Earthwise Farm and Forest
- 24. Preventive Products on Earthwise Farm and Forest Offered Free Choice On hand in case of need • Minerals, clay minerals • Electrolytes • Salt • Peppermint liniment • Kelp • Iodine (teat dip and navel dip) • Humates • Nutritional boluses • Lotion • Homeopathic remedies
- 25. Questions/Discussions • Lisa McCrory • Earthwise Farm and Forest • www.earthwisefarman dforest.com • 802-234-5524 • Lmccrory@hughes.net