Progressive Cattle
Every producer also has their own set of standards for cows to remain in the herd. However, only healthy animals should be marketed. Maintaining herd health throughout an animal’s life leads to better outcomes at culling time.
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Who wants healthy livestock?
Knowing what to look for when monitoring livestock and being aware of pests that can plague your cattle inside and out helps producers effectively manage their cattle for optimal health.
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The effects of stress in cattle during weaning and transportation
When cattle experience stress, the immune system leaps into action to defend the animal, sometimes at a cost to productivity. Understanding these physiological relationships could be the key to unlocking cattle’s profit potential.
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4 considerations for more efficient, productive farm calls
Advice from a veterinarian: Communication, preparation and patience are key to helping farm calls run smoothly and quickly.
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Moving into the future: A different outlook on a successful succession plan for farm and ranch operations
Food security is a growing concern in the U.S. and across the globe. The heart of this lies with our farmers and ranchers, their lands and operations, and the products they produce to feed the world.
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Fall pasture management considerations
Fall livestock grazing should be managed to leave sufficient residual for cool-season grasses to develop the framework for the next season’s growth.
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Beef industry fringe players earn their seat at the table
It takes many critical roles to keep the industry strong and thriving. Some vital examples might act from the shadows, but their contributions are real and valuable.
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