You may have noticed that the only thing color coded about our products is the packaging. But why doesn’t Redmond dye our salt like some of the “other guys”?

No matter what livestock you are raising, occasions sometimes arise where a newborn is unable to nurse. Fortunately, bottle feeding doesn’t have to be a hassle and can even be an enjoyable bonding experience.

Gardens of all sizes can benefit from a bit of thoughtful planning. Let’s walk through some helpful tips that can help you untangle the web of details behind a successful growing season. 

It’s been 7 years since the last avian flu outbreak in the United States (2015), and no one is happy to see it return. While the majority of avian flu cases affect large scale poultry operations, the high transmissibility of this virus can impact small and backyard poultry flocks as well. Let’s take a closer look at some bird flu frequently asked questions and learn how to protect your chickens, and other poultry from the current avian flu outbreak.

As the cost of nitrogen based fertilizers increases and product availability decreases, growing operations of all sizes are being put in a difficult position. However, if nitrogen is the most plentiful element in our atmosphere, why is there a shortage? Understanding how nitrogen naturally cycles through our air and soil can help you better tap into this resource.

A successful garden always begins with good soil. So, whether your green thumb is just getting going or your seasoned garden needs a checkup, here are some helpful tips to start this growing season off right.

A lot of manufacturers claim they can save you money, so we’ll just tell you what our customers tell us: Redmond can cut your mineral program cost in half and sometimes even more! For over 50 years, Redmond has helped farming operations use a more economical mineral program and enjoy the security of improved production and profitability. Let’s explore all of the ways Redmond Minerals can help you turn the financial corner and get back to what you love about farming.

Nitrogen is the most abundant element in our atmosphere, and an essential nutrient for all plant growth. However, plants cannot simply pull nitrogen directly from the atmosphere and use it. Here we will learn about the nitrogen cycle, the microbes and microminerals that make nitrogen accessible to plants, and some best practices for fertilizing your crops. 

The beginning of spring brings a multitude of blessings like longer daylight, fresh growth, and new life. Unfortunately, spring gives pesky insects a new lease on life as well. Let’s walk through some tips on how to prepare for fly season to give you and your cattle an advantage in the battle of the bugs.

Our mineral soil is used in agriculture, horticulture, and gardening worldwide for better plant growth since 1958. Try our Volcanic Sea Mineral fertilizer.