Association Links:

• American Angus Association
      The American Angus Association is the nation's largest beef registry association with over 30,000 adult and junior members. Our goal is to serve the beef cattle industry, and increase the production of consistent, high quality beef that will better satisfy consumers throughout the world.
  
  
• Beef Cattle Handbook
      James R. Gerrish, Research Assistant Professor, University of Missouri - Forage Systems Research Center
  
  
• Choosing an Energizer (Fence Charger)
      Improved solid state technology and developments in wire for fences have created new possibilities over the last several years for animal and pasture management using intensive or controlled grazing. To take advantage of this technology, electric fence energizers (chargers) are an important component of the system. A good understanding of the principles behind the operation and use of fence energizers can help in choosing, operating and maintaining your energizer and fence system.
  
  
• National Bison Association
      We are dedicated to building a profitable, sustainable market for producers of all sizes, and all types. We also work to promote all facets of production, preservation and marketing of bison. NBA activities and services serve to better inform and educate our members and the general public about bison.
  
  
• NEW YORK Simmental ASSOCIATION
      The New York Simmental Association promotes our beef breed throughout New York state. We have a strong junior program involved at state and national levels.
  
  
• North American Deer Farmers Association
      The North American Deer Farmers Association exists to: establish, encourage and facilitate an exchange of ideas on breeding, handling and deer farm management among members promote deer farming and ranching and venison consumption in North America and to acquire and distribute information on all aspects of deer farming and ranching to members provide a forum for the solution of deer farming and ranching challenges and to keep members informed regarding the implementation of such solutions represent the deer farming and ranching industry to all levels of government, to livestock producers and to other related organizations provide a registry for privately-owned cervidae establish and promote ethical standards of conduct and husbandry in deer farming and ranching establish, promote and actively market standards for deer and deer products
  
  
• Pennsylvania Cattlemen's Associaton
      The Pennsylvanina Cattlemen's Association is an organization for progressive cattlemen charged with the pursuit of educational programs for PA cattle producers. They also promote the beef industry to the general population. This is their web site platform for its members.
  
  
• Planning Fencing Systems for Intensive Grazing Management
      Intensive grazing may result in better utilization of Kentucky's forage resources. By better forage management through controlled grazing, producers may increase returns to the farm. To effectively develop a controlled grazing system, however, the producer must use fencing, which subdivides the pasture into sub-fields or paddocks. The animals may then be rotated among the paddocks to optimize forage and beef production from the system.
  
  
• Project Grass Pennsylvania's Grazing Partnership Effort
      PENNSYLVANIA PROJECT GRASS is composed of Farmers, Local, State, Federal, Private and Non-Profit entities with an interest in improving the economic viability and environmental quality of livestock operations through the promotion of grazing, There are 5 Project Grass Chapters in Pennsylvania, South West PG, South Central PG, North West PG, North East PG, and South East PG. Each Project Grass Chapter has their own by-laws, farmer driven executive boards, and holds 4 quarterly educational outreach meetings a year. These meetings are open to anyone who is interested in grazing. Each Pa. PG Chapter has a NRCS Grazing Specialist who provides technical assistance, coordinates Project Grass meetings, handles mailings, writes grants to be distributed evenly among the Chapter's Counties for cost share for grazing systems on farms in his or her Chapter Counties.
  
  
• Regulations by state
      
  
  

Contractor Links:

• Farm and Equine Services
      
  Equine and Agricultural Fencing, Equine Shelters - Custom Built and Modular Units, Facility Design, Farm Maintenance and Equine Consultation. Serving the small acreage owner to commercial farms of Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Financing Available.
  
  
  
  
  
• Grandview Fence and Construction
      Agricultural and Livestock Fences, Serving All Of Vermont Products & Services: Animal Containment, Barbed Wire, Custom Fencing, Deer, Farm & Ranch Fences, Fences, Gates, Rustic Fences, Stockades, Swinging Gates, Temporary Fences, Wooden Fences, Yard Enclosures, Construction, Delivery, Demolition, Design Services, Estimates, Fencing, Installation, Maintenance & Repair, Post Hole Digging, Railing Construction, Removal, Replacement
  
  
  

Farm Links:

• Dunlop Farm
      
  
  
• Horse Farm and Ranch
      Horse Farm and Ranch Directory - Links to farms, ranches, equine businesses and services, tack and western stores, stallion services, horse events, associations and horse information.
  
  
• PostDriver.com
      fence post driver information and sales
  
  
• Simme Valley
      A purebred Simmental operation, breeding predictable pedigrees through 30 years of artificial insemination.
  
  
• Uplift Crafts by Phyllis Kendall
      Have a look at some of Phyllis' cards and craft items.
  
  

Magazine Links:

• Progressive Farmer
      
  
  
• Successful Farming
      
  
  

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