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Tools for Success: Livestock Breeding Supplies

February 15, 2019 by Jeffers Staff

Tools for Success: Livestock Breeding Supplies

There is a lot that goes into breeding livestock. From planning the right time to start and administering pre-breeding vaccinations, to getting all of the right supplies. Jeffers has you covered with all of the pre-breeding and livestock breeding supplies needed to breed cattle, sheep, and goats. Whether breeding livestock using artificial insemination or naturally, […]

Gifts for Farmers & Ranchers – Top 10 Ideas

November 12, 2018 by Jeffers Staff

Gift Guide - Farmers and Ranchers

Christmas is a fun time to celebrate with food, family and gifts! Jeffers’ is happy to join in the celebration and share a few of our favorite gifts for the farmer or rancher. Whether you are looking for the perfect farm gift to match your farmhouse decor or are in need of a unique farmers […]

Cattle Warts: The Good, The Bad, The Bumpy

August 27, 2018 by Jeffers Staff

cattle deworming

I have received several calls lately from cattle producers who have cattle wart problems this year. Producers who claim they have never had wart problems before. Perhaps it is just the year for cattle warts: the stars have aligned, the weather conditions are just right, or maybe some underlying factor(s) have led to a lower […]

Preventing Pinkeye in Cattle

April 20, 2018 by Lauren Murphree

Prevent pinkeye in cattle with a great Fly Control Program.

As summer approaches and the temperature rises, it’s time to start protecting your cattle from flies and disease. Pinkeye in cattle is a highly contagious disease which can affect your herd and bottom line if left untreated. What Causes Pinkeye in Cattle? Pinkeye, also known as Infectious Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis, is a contagious ocular disease that […]

Peanuts: Five Fun Facts About Dothan’s Chief Export

March 23, 2018 by Lauren Murphree

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In Southeast Alabama, we celebrate peanuts in a big way. A part of Dothan’s agriculture since the 1910’s, this legume has a rich and fun backstory. From advancements in agriculture to a 10-day festival, there’s something for everybody that involves the peanut. Without further ado, here are five facts about peanuts and the Wiregrass you […]

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