Farm records turn memory into information. Start with a simple record of animal or crop population, feed or inputs used, mortality or losses, treatments, harvest or sales, and major expenses. Consistent records make it easier to compare production cycles and identify where improvements are actually working. Start simple A useful record system is one the…
Biosecurity is a set of everyday practices intended to reduce the chance that disease enters or spreads within a farm. Cleaning, disinfection, controlled farm entry, quarantine, separation of sick animals, pest control and responsible movement of people and equipment all matter. When animals are sick or mortality is unusual, contact a licensed veterinarian or the…
A corn crop should be planned from planting through harvest and sale. Record the variety, planting date, area, input plan and expected harvest window. Before harvest, clarify the intended buyer’s requirements for moisture, cleanliness, quantity, delivery and timing. Registering expected production early can improve coordination, but a farmer should obtain a clear buying agreement before…
Buying more inputs does not automatically make a farm more productive. Sustainable growth comes from matching inputs to a clear production objective, using them correctly, measuring results and reinvesting based on actual performance. 633 Agrivet’s long-term approach is to combine products, practical knowledge, farm records and market relationships so improvements can continue across production cycles.
