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Make a Career
out of Pet Sitting

August 31, 2005

Do you love animals? Do you enjoy playing with and caring for pets? Do you like spending time outdoors? Read more...


Saying Goodbye to Hopscotch
April 28, 2005

Last summer was difficult for me because I had to bury a very dear friend. Hopscotch, my cow of seventeen years, passed away on June 28, 2004. The cause of death was simply old age. She died in a manner most of us would agree is the best way to go – peacefully in her sleep. Read more...


Healing Touch for Horses-Part 2
December 14, 2004

How many times have you felt someone coming up from behind even though you didn’t hear them? Have you ever sensed that someone was staring at you? Read more...


Healing Touch for Horses-Part 1
September 27, 2004

Conventional medicine has come a long way. Advances in health care are happening at a rapid rate. However there are other methods of healing that many people are unaware of. Read more...


4-H Memories
July 27, 2004

Summertime often makes me think of my days in 4-H. Read more...


Welcome to Kentucky
June 21, 2004

Whether you are a horse enthusiast or not, a visit to the Bluegrass state, a.k.a. Kentucky, provides an unforgettable opportunity to see some of the world’s most beautiful horse farms. Read more...


Where Will Rural America Go?
April 26, 2004

How do you make a small fortune in the farming industry? You start with a large fortune. Read more...


Looking For a Good Read?
March 26, 2004

I just finished reading an impressive novel entitled, When the Levee Breaks, written by Patrick Chalfant. The novel tells the tale of two brothers growing up on a farm and their call to action when they learn of a corrupt banker’s attempt to steal the family’s homestead during lean financial times. Read more...


A Vacation From Milking
February 02, 2004

Imagine you’re a dairy farmer, it’s February, and you’re on a two-week vacation in the Bahamas. Sound unlikely? Read more...


Iowa Pork Congress
January 23, 2004

Come to the 2004 Iowa Pork Congress, the largest winter swine tradeshow in North America. It takes place January 28-29 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines. Read more...


My New Love
January 05, 2004

Hello again everybody! It has been a long time since a new ‘News and Views’ but with good reason. On Saturday, September 20th, I became a mom. Read more...


Code of Ethics
September 12, 2003

Every autumn 2,000 head of the world’s best dairy cattle travel to Madison, Wisconsin for the World Dairy Expo. The animals come from all over the United States and Canada to compete in seven breed shows. Read more...


Giving Horses a Second Chance
August 06, 2003

Have you always a wanted a horse, but for lack of finances, land, buildings, or horse experience, not been able to fulfill your dream? Read more...


The Value of a User Name and Password
July 07, 2003

Our best customers are those that keep coming back. They order from AgSelect.com on a regular basis and they even tell their friends about us. We want to make it easy for them to shop on our website, Read more...


Animal Jewelry from Charm Corner DesignsTM
June 05, 2003

The following interview was conducted with Mari DiVarco of Charm Corner Designs. Ms. DiVarco is the maker of the Pet Lovers and Charmin’ Farm Jewelry featured on AgSelect.com. Read more...


Seeing Inside the Womb
May 06, 2003

My husband Chris and I are expecting our first child in September. I recently had an ultrasound, which enabled us to actually see the baby. It was truly an awesome experience. Read more...


Is the END in Sight?
April 15, 2003

California’s poultry industry has been struck with a devastating disease. Exotic Newcastle Disease (END) was confirmed Oct. 1, 2002 in six backyard flocks in Los Angeles County. Read more...


Make Farm Safety Top Priority
February 03, 2003

He recalled the bull’s red eyes as he was beat relentlessly…It was the fall of 2001. Josh, a recent high school graduate was working part-time for my parents. Read more...


More Than a Pile of Wool
January 06, 2003

What animal and its caretaker are mentioned 247 times in the Bible? If you said sheep, you are correct. What do you know about the most popular biblical animal? Did you know they are capable of thought and have remarkable memories? Read more...


Christmas Gift Ideas for Your Pets
December 16, 2002

Wondering what to buy the furry critters on your Christmas list? Have they been naughty or nice, or a little of both? Many Christmas trees now have beautifully wrapped gifts underneath them for the cat and the dog, the bird, and just about any other pet you could think of. Read more...


My First Bird Show
November 26, 2002

I was recently in the San Francisco Bay area for the 54th annual National Cage Bird Show. Held in Santa Clara, California, this was the first bird show I ever attended. Read more...


A Vacation for the Entire Family
November 11, 2002

Imagine waking up in a cozy log cabin, breathing fresh mountain air that floats in from the window you left cracked open. You look outside and Read more...


A Halloween Tradition
October 28, 2002

It's often orange and round, comes in many sizes, can be carved, painted or written on, is used to make a multitude of edible items, and may be referred to as Read more...


The Faithful Farm Hand
October 14, 2002

Pepper had an important job to do. It was her responsibility to deliver seventy-six cows to and from pasture each day. The cattle respected the black and white dog with golden eyebrows. Read more...


Have a Cow!
September 16, 2002

Imagine the frosty glass of milk you had for breakfast, the thick slice of cheese on your burger at lunch, and the scoop of ice cream you had for dessert all came from your family cow. Read more...


Should you be Worried About West Nile Virus?
August 26, 2002

West Nile Virus is spreading quickly, but the chances of becoming infected are quite small. Read more...


4-H is Fun
July 30, 2002

4-H is an excellent, rewarding program for youth. Read more...


Jurong Bird Park
July 15, 2002

Visit this amazing bird park which features the world's largest walk-in aviary. Read more...


Tiger Island
July 01, 2002

This is not your typical tiger exhibit. Read more...


World Pork Expo, 2002
June 17, 2002

The pork industry's largest tradeshow was held in Des Moines. Read more...


Cool Pig Facts
June 03, 2002

Get better acquainted with the hog. Read more...


The Fading Family Farm
May 20, 2002

Small family farms are disappearing fast from the American landscape. Read more...


A Racing Superstar
May 06, 2002

Secretariat is one of the most popular names in horseracing. Read more...


Is Your Food Safe to Eat?
April 22, 2002

Find out why organic food is becoming so popular. Read more...


Dairying is a Team Sport
April 08, 2002

Some dairy farms are utilizing teams to help reach goals. Read more...


An Easter Mystery
March 25, 2002

See how many rabbit breeds you can find in this tale. Read more...


A Salute to Work Horses
March 11, 2002

Learn about the draft breeds and their history in the U.S. Read more...


What's New at AgSelect
February 25, 2002

Post your questions and comments on AgSelect's new bulletin board. Read more...


Homeward Bound
February 18, 2002

How do homing pigeons know where to go? Read more...


Robots to Milk Cows?
February 04, 2002

Humans are no longer needed for the task of milking cows on some dairy farms. Read more...


The 2002 Iowa Pork Congress
January 29, 2002

This is the largest winter pork trade show in the United States. Read more...


The 2002 International Poultry Show
January 21, 2002

Take a tour of the largest poultry show in the world. Read more...


The Spirit of the Mustang
January 08, 2002

Wild horses still run free out west, but their future is uncertain. Read more...


A Brain-Wasting Illness
December 31, 2001

Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), or "mad cow disease" is a complex, new cattle disease threatening many European nations. Read more...


Santa's Helpers
December 17, 2001

Did you ever wonder what it's like to be a reindeer? Read more...


Taking a Break on the Farm
December 10, 2001

A farm is probably not the first place you would consider when planning your next vacation. But maybe it should be. Read more...


Beauty and Brains
December 04, 2001

The Siberian Husky is a challenging dog to own, but has many benefits to offer a family. Read more...


One Man's Perspective
November 26, 2001

One deer hunter shares his views about hunting. Read more...


A Turkey's Worst Nightmare
November 19, 2001

Learn a little bit about the bird associated with Thanksgiving. Read more...


The Other Milk
November 12, 2001

Cows are not the only source for milk and other dairy products. Dairy goats also furnish these fine foods. Read more...


The Versatile Breed
November 05, 2001

The Milking Shorthorn is the newest dairy breed. Read more...


Superstitious
October 29, 2001

The black cat has been unfairly regarded as bad luck. The black cats I know do a good job of erasing this myth. Read more...


My First Rabbit Convention
October 22, 2001

An ARBA convention is a great place to show rabbits and learn more about them. Read more...


The Show of the Year
October 12, 2001

The World Dairy Expo is an annual gathering of the world's finest cattle and newest technology. Read more...


The New AgSelect.com
October 01, 2001

We have updated our website! Find out what changes have been made. Read more...


The Golden Guernsey
September 24, 2001

Discover what the "golden" refers to in Golden Guernsey. Read more...


The Big Brown Cow
September 17, 2001

The Brown Swiss is believed to be the oldest of all the dairy breeds. Read more...


My Favorite Girl
September 10, 2001

My cow, Hopscotch, has been a part of my life for fourteen and a half years. Our friendship is very special to me. Read more...


The Hardiest of the Dairy Breeds
September 04, 2001

The Ayrshire is a strong, rugged animal. Read about this animal from Scotland. Read more...


The Small Cow
August 27, 2001

The Jersey is the smallest in size of the six dairy breeds. Learn more about this animal here. Read more...


A Day at the Fair
August 20, 2001

State fairs provide fun for everyone. Check out the animals, the rides, the food and musical entertainment at your state fair. Read more...


The Most Famous Kind of Cow
August 13, 2001

Holsteins are the most recognizable breed of dairy cattle. Find out why many farmers prefer this black and white animal. Read more...


Animal Doctor
August 06, 2001

Veterinarians endure rigorous training and work long, hard hours. Read more...


Cowboy Up
July 30, 2001

Rodeo life is tough, but these cowboys and cowgirls love what they do. Read more...


A Friend for all Occasions
July 23, 2001

My nephew, Jordan, found an abandoned rabbit and decided to keep him. Read more...


Foot-and-Mouth Update
July 16, 2001

The foot-and-mouth situation in England has improved, but livestock there still remain in danger. Read more...


A Carbon Copy World
July 09, 2001

Cloning is being attempted with limited success in the animal world. Are people next? Read more...


An Exceptional Winter Sport
July 02, 2001

Sled dog racing is about more than just the Iditarod. Read more...


One Can Never Have Too Many Cats
June 25, 2001

My mom has become like a second mother for two dozen cats. Read more...


June is Dairy Month
June 18, 2001

Celebrate Dairy Month with some of these suggestions. Read more...


Lights Out
June 11, 2001

California's energy crisis spells problems for the state's farmers. Read more...


Honeymoon Adventures
June 04, 2001

Nothing could beat a honeymoon in Europe, especially when the trip includes London and Paris. Read more...


The End of an Era
May 07, 2001

We all expected it to happen some day, but nothing could prepare us for saying goodbye to the cows when my parents decided it was time to sell. Read more...


Where the Buffalo Roam
April 30, 2001

Raising buffalo is becoming a popular practice, but is not quite like raising cattle. Read more...


Where the Pigs Are
April 23, 2001

Discover the origin of swine in the U.S. and where they are concentrated today. Read more...


Milk Prices
April 16, 2001

Dairy farmers received some of the worst prices for their milk in 2000, but fortunately prices are now improving. Read more...


Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak
April 09, 2001

Learn about England's struggle with this devastating disease. Read more...


An Introduction
April 02, 2001

Meet the person who writes News and Views. Read more...


 

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