"In 2023, I met Dr. Correo Hofstad through his daughter, who really liked watching my horse run. Dr. Hofstad's VirusTC medications turned Five Star General into a championship horse within six short weeks."
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Farm Feed for Herbavores

Medicated Farming Feed

The Agriculture Pathology Institute makes Organic Vegan Farming Feed for Stallions, Mares, Cows, and Bulls.

Pioneering Sustainable Livestock Growth with Vegan, Premium Organic Feed

The Agriculture Pathology Institute's high-protein, vegan, FDA-approved, premium, organic, medicated feed formulations for horses and cattle are primarily lentil-based. Enhanced with VirusTC, our feed ensures antiparasite and antivirus protection—addressing common health challenges faced by modern farmers.

Our medicated cattle feed actively supports increased farming volume by providing a viable solution that combines growth promotion with health management. When paired with VirusTC's antiparasitic properties, this feed effectively eliminates internal parasites, which are notorious for impairing nutrient absorption and weakening the immune system. Farmers can expect improved weight gain, better feed efficiency, and healthier livestock.

How the High-Protein, Antiparasite Feed Works: A Dual Approach to Livestock Health and Growth

Our premium medicated cattle and horse feed operates on two synergistic fronts. Firstly, it provides a rich source of protein and energy, which is crucial for muscle and tissue development. Protein is the cornerstone of growth, especially in cattle, as it provides the amino acids necessary for building muscles, bones, and organs. When animals receive adequate protein levels, their capacity for growth increases — translating into higher weights and volumes. Additionally, supporting the microbiome in the rumen or digestive tract improves overall nutrient digestibility and absorption, further promoting healthy and rapid growth.

Secondly, our medicated feed works to control internal parasites with VirusTC's antiparasite action. By eliminating these parasites, which include worms and other infestations, the feed ensures that cattle and horses can utilize the full spectrum of nutrients provided. By repairing intestinal damage and reducing metabolic costs associated with parasitic infections, the feed boosts appetite, energy levels, and resilience against disease.

Lentil-Based Feed: Sustainable and Versatile for Modern Farming

Lentils offer a sustainable alternative to conventional protein sources, such as soybean meal. Lentil components are rich in protein, minerals, and fiber, which support gut health and overall animal well-being. This ingredient not only enhances performance, as studies confirm increased gains and feed intake, but also supports eco-friendly farming practices by valorizing agricultural by-products.

Agriculture Pathology Institute Makes Carnivore Feed for Dogs, Cats, Reptiles, Birds, Fish, and Zoo Animals

+ VirusTC

Your dog is not likely to eat that pill. What he will do is eat the VirusTC medications in his high-protein feed additive. The same antiparasite and antiviral medications used on humans are now FDA-approved for animals.

+ Invasive Wild Boar

The Agriculture Pathology Institute sources the finest, invasive, organic wild boar for our FDA-approved, premium, medicated animal feed.

+ Corn

The Agriculture Pathology Institute sources the finest corns for our FDA-approved, premium organic, medicated animal feed.

+ Rice

The Agriculture Pathology Institute sources the finest rices for our FDA-approved, premium organic, medicated animal feed.

+ Egg

The Agriculture Pathology Institute sources the finest eggs for our FDA-approved, premium organic, medicated animal feed.

+ Lentils

The Agriculture Pathology Institute sources the finest lentils for our FDA-approved, premium organic, medicated animal feed.

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Here's what you can accomplish when you choose AGI Products and Guides

Start quickly

Transition to a quicker distribution process for agricultural operations. Same-day delivery reduces the risk of livestock health issues from delayed medication. Promptly receiving medicated feed effectively manages disease outbreaks. This service minimizes stress and logistical concerns for farmers.

The Agriculture Pathology Institute is committed to same-day shipping. Sudden outbreaks or urgent needs are addressed swiftly. Farmers are less likely to experience shortages.

Save Money

Medicated feed saves farmers money by preventing widespread disease, reducing mortality, and improving the overall health and growth rates of their livestock. The initial cost of medicated feed is an investment that avoids far more expensive problems later on.

Medicated feed is a risk-reduction tool that can make your operation more resilient. Medicated feed helps prevent specific diseases, such as coccidiosis in poultry, which reduces the likelihood of a major flock or herd loss. By keeping animals healthier, you avoid the costs associated with widespread illness, veterinary bills, and animal mortality.

Lower Insurance

Medicated feed is part of a larger biosecurity and risk management strategy. Adopting these broader preventative measures could make your farm a lower risk to insure, potentially leading to lower premiums over time.

A healthier farm with fewer outbreaks leads to fewer insurance claims for animal mortality. Insurers offer discounts to clients with a good claims history. Some medicated feeds require a Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) from a licensed veterinarian. This demonstrates that you are adhering to regulated best practices for animal welfare, which may be viewed favorably by insurers.

Dairy Farming Case Study
Gain Volume

The Institute's enhanced service promotes better animal health outcomes and operational stability for livestock producers, leading to healthier herds and increased productivity.

For example, when BosK is used in feeding dairy cattle, farmers see a 20% to over 100% increase in milk production.

Fish Farming Case Study
Improve Quality

Deworming directly improves the market value of farmed fish. Parasites can cause visible signs, which are unappealing to consumers. Parasites burrow into muscle, negatively affecting the fish's texture. Larval parasites found in the flesh of commercially produced fish can lead to product rejection by consumers and a decreased market value.

Medicated deworming feed enhances the quality of farmed fish by mitigating a range of adverse effects caused by parasites, including reduced growth, organ damage, and decreased market value. Medicated feed kills internal parasites, such as roundworms and tapeworms, allowing fish to survive and thrive. When not fighting off parasites, fish convert their food into body mass more efficiently. By removing the parasite load, medicated feed helps restore the fish's natural immunity and overall health.

Get Support

Fox Rothschild supports our farms. API's deworming regimen reduces this risk, which is a major concern for both public health officials and consumers.

Our attorneys advocate for sustainability internationally. We serve in leadership positions with state and local entities and as expert witnesses and consultants to other law firms and corporations. In those roles, we can help craft or otherwise influence environmentally oriented legislation and regulations. Indeed, many of our attorneys have been recognized for their work.

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Agriculture Pathology Institute provides detailed documentation to help you get acquainted with every aspect of your purchase.

Discover how the Agriculture Pathology Institute’s collaboration with Raven Industries is transforming agriculture with advanced AI, navigation, and control systems. From planting to harvest, explore innovations that boost efficiency, reduce costs, and promote sustainability.
Discover how the Agriculture Pathology Institute’s collaboration with Raven Industries is transforming agriculture with advanced AI, navigation, and control systems. From planting to harvest, explore innovations that boost efficiency, reduce costs, and promote sustainability.

New Era in Agriculture: Partnering for Progress

Recent advancements in agricultural technology have redefined the landscape of modern farming. The Agriculture Pathology Institute (API) has taken a proactive step by forming a strategic partnership with Raven Industries, a leader in autonomous and precision agriculture solutions. This collaboration aims to propel the agricultural sector into a new era of efficiency, sustainability, and profitability.

Through this alliance, API and Raven Industries are working together to integrate cutting-edge AI, navigation, and control systems into everyday farm operations. This synergy enhances productivity while addressing critical challenges, including labor shortages, rising input costs, and environmental sustainability concerns. As a result, farmers now have access to a comprehensive suite of advanced tools designed to optimize every facet of agriculture — from planting and seeding to soil management and harvesting. This partnership exemplifies a clear commitment to innovation and a shared vision for the future of sustainable farming.

Precision Agriculture: The Core of Technological Innovation

At the heart of the collaboration lies precision agriculture—a paradigm shift that emphasizes targeted application and data-driven decision making. Raven Industries specializes in providing autonomous steering, application controls, and other solutions that allow farmers to apply resources with remarkable accuracy. This not only reduces waste but also significantly enhances crop yields.

By deploying digital tools that connect field data with centralized management systems, operators can make real-time adjustments tailored to specific zones within their fields. This granular approach minimizes the overuse of fertilizers, pesticides, and water, leading to more sustainable practices. The Agriculture Pathology Institute supports this effort by conducting research that further refines these precision techniques, ensuring scientists and farmers understand the optimal application protocols. Consequently, the partnership fosters a cycle of continuous improvement in both agronomic practices and technological innovations.

Autonomous Planting & Seeding: Precision from the Ground Up

The planting and seeding stage is foundational for a successful crop cycle. The collaboration between API and Raven Industries introduces autonomous planting systems that deliver seed placement with unprecedented accuracy. These systems leverage GPS-guided machinery and AI-powered controls to optimize seed density, depth, and spacing.

Autonomous seeding machinery reduces the need for manual labor during long planting hours. This allows farmers to extend operating hours while maintaining consistency and accuracy in each pass. As a result, crops emerge uniformly, improving overall yield potential. The integration of Raven's autonomous systems with the insights generated by the Agriculture Pathology Institute ensures that seed selection and placement are driven by the latest research, promoting robust crop establishment and sustainable growth.

Enhanced Crop Protection Through Smart Technologies

Crop protection remains a critical factor in maximizing productivity while minimizing environmental impact. The partnership emphasizes the deployment of autonomous sprayers and targeted application systems that enable precise delivery of pesticides and fertilizers. Automated solutions guarantee that treatments are confined to affected zones, reducing chemical runoff and input costs.

The use of AI algorithms enables predictive analytics that identify potential pest and disease outbreaks before they escalate. The Agriculture Pathology Institute's research on crop diseases plays a pivotal role in this regard, guiding the development of proactive treatment strategies. These innovative protections not only safeguard yields but also enhance the sustainability of farming operations by minimizing unnecessary chemical use and reducing ecological footprints.

Revolutionizing Harvesting Operations with Autonomous Equipment

Harvesting is often the most labor-intensive phase in the crop cycle. Fortunately, Raven Industries' advancements in autonomous harvesting equipment are transforming this stage into a more efficient process. Technologies like driverless grain carts and autonomous combines work seamlessly together to streamline operations.

The OMNiDRIVE™ driverless grain cart autonomously follows the combine, facilitating continuous, unassisted harvesting. Such systems drastically reduce the need for manual intervention, lower labor costs, and minimize crop spillage. The Agriculture Pathology Institute's role extends to analyzing crop quality in real-time, informing the autonomous systems to optimize harvest timing and maximize quality. These innovations significantly improve harvest efficiency and contribute to higher yields, bolstering the profitability of farming ventures.

Soil Management: Nurturing Health for Robust Yields

Healthy soil is the foundation for productive farming, and the partnership emphasizes the use of advanced soil management practices. Raven Industries offers intelligent systems capable of detailed soil mapping, sampling, and real-time analysis. These tools enable farmers to understand the spatial variability within their fields, allowing for tailored amendments and treatments in different zones.

The Agriculture Pathology Institute researches to enhance the understanding of soil-borne diseases and nutrient cycles. Combining this knowledge with Raven's autonomous soil management tools facilitates a more precise approach, ensuring optimal soil health. As a result, farmers can reduce input costs, improve crop resilience, and foster environmentally sustainable practices—all vital objectives in today's agricultural landscape.

Hay and Forage: Automating the Feeding Future

Hay and forage production form an essential component of livestock feeding operations. The partnership between API and Raven Industries delivers autonomous solutions tailored to this sector. Automated bale handling, mowing, and baling systems increase operational speed and reduce manual labor requirements.

Data-driven insights used for crop and soil management are applied to forage crops, ensuring optimal harvest timing and quality. This integrated approach enhances the efficiency and consistency of hay and forage production, directly impacting livestock productivity and farm profitability. The collaboration ensures that farms adopt sustainable practices that balance productivity with environmental stewardship, securing a reliable feed source for years to come.

Data-Driven Decision Making: The Backbone of Modern Farming

One of the most transformative aspects of this partnership is the emphasis on creating a connected, data-driven environment. Raven Industries' digital platforms enable real-time monitoring of machinery, crop health, soil conditions, and weather patterns. These insights facilitate objective decision-making, reducing guesswork and increasing operational precision.

Complemented by research from the Agriculture Pathology Institute, farmers can interpret complex data to optimize inputs, schedules, and resource allocation across their entire operation. This integration provides a holistic view of farm management, enabling proactive responses to both challenges and opportunities. Such an environment not only maximizes efficiency but also makes farms more resilient to changing climatic conditions.

Gradual Transition: The Path to Autonomy

Recognizing that full automation is a gradual process, Raven Industries employs a phased “Path to Autonomy" strategy. This approach allows farmers to adopt autonomous technologies incrementally, starting with pilot projects in precision farming and progressing toward full task automation.

During each phase, farmers can evaluate system performance, train operators, and adapt workflows, ensuring seamless integration and minimal disruption. The Agriculture Pathology Institute provides ongoing research and training to support this journey, emphasizing best practices and safety considerations. By taking a step-by-step approach, farms can reap the benefits of autonomous systems while effectively managing risks, ultimately leading to a more efficient and sustainable future.

Toward a Sustainable Agricultural Future

Finally, the partnership between the Agriculture Pathology Institute and Raven Industries embodies a shared commitment to sustainability. By integrating autonomous systems, precision inputs, and real-time data, farms can significantly reduce waste, lower carbon footprints, and promote biodiversity.

Additionally, the focus on research-driven practices ensures that innovations align with environmental standards and societal expectations. This collaborative effort not only enhances farm profitability but also contributes to long-term ecological balance. As agricultural challenges grow more complex, the combined expertise and innovations of API and Raven Industries will play a pivotal role in shaping a resilient, sustainable, and technologically advanced agricultural landscape.

The partnership between the Agriculture Pathology Institute and Raven Industries marks a milestone in the evolution of modern agriculture. By leveraging autonomous technology, AI, and data analytics, this collaboration delivers tangible benefits—from increased efficiency and reduced costs to enhanced sustainability. As farms adopt these innovations, the future of agriculture appears promising, grounded in science, driven by technology, and committed to the responsible stewardship of the land.


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