Author Archives: Gil Daigneau

Learn how aflatoxins can contaminate cattle feed and why it’s crucial for farmers to detect and manage them to protect animal health.

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Cotton seed is a sustainable component of cotton feed that reduces waste and provide nutritional benefits.

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Did you know that cattle feed can include industrial byproducts? This short video explains how cattle feed can help reduce waste and improve sustainability.

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Find out what happened at the Florida Feed Association Annual Meeting this year. Gil Daigneau, the founder of Go Natural Education, was there.

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Beef prices are high because supply is limited and demand is strong. When will they fall, and how long will it take?

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Preserving produce isn’t just a matter of stuffing it into jars or bags. There are different methods. Canning and freezing are common.

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Critics of small-scale farming usually focus on efficiency, but that’s not the only metric that matters. Is it environmentally sound?

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Running a small-scale farm has its challenges and strengths, but the way you see it probably depends on your value system.

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Go Natural Education recently interviewed Professor Steve Ellingson of Hamilton College about his book, Planting with Purpose, which explores the growth of the local food movement in Central New York.

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People dream of quitting their day jobs and working the land, but is small farming unprofitable? It depends.

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