May 2025

Screwworm Threat

US Department of Agriculture (USDA) secretary Brooke Rollins yesterday suspended the import of live cattle, horses, and bison across the United States’ border with Mexico due to the rapid northward spread of New World screwworm (NWS), which can cause cattle loss and has also been linked to sporadic infections in people.

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Herd Health

COUPON EXPIRES END OF MONTH…DON’T MISS OUT! Why I use the Irish Dexter Cattlemen to help me market my homestead.

I wanted to share the great experiences I am having using the Irish Dexter Cattlemen (IDC) to sell Dexter semen, Nubian goats, soaps and shampoos…I don’t have any Dexter stock available, or I would be using the site for them too.

I love using the site to write my ad once.  Load pictures once.  And then just copy and paste the link to what ever social media or other site I choose to use as a form of advertising what I currently have available.  The link sends them to the IDC marketplace, they see all the items I have for sale. While they maybe responding to one thing…they see all our homestead has available.

They can choose to respond to me thru the site or my other contact forms.  The nice part about them contacting me thru the site is….it filters our scammers and lets me talk with the buyer.

Here are a few examples of things that have been selling well for me.

Also note…WE HAVE A COUPON FOR 50% off for new members.  So if you haven’t joined yet, we would like to encourage you to.  All levels of membership, allow you access to the  gem of gem stones…our gazette.  Loaded with articles, podcasts and videos that have been reviewed by long term Dexter breeders, ranches and homesteaders.  Join the community and see what we have to offer….you won’t be sorry!


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Cause & Prevention of Black Leg

There have been some reports of cattle dying from Blackleg recently. Blackleg is one of a group of usually fatal infections in young calves and lambs caused by bacteria called the Clostridials. These bacteria are coated with a protective shell or spore that protects them and allows them to be potentially infective in the soil and dangerous to livestock for a very long time. 

Submitted by P Baker

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