Progressive Cattle
Younger stocker calves require a different nutrition plan than their older counterparts, but knowing the steps to take can maintain these cattle and your operation’s productivity.
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Technology confronts operational pressures
Cattle producers work extremely hard caring for their animals, but their time, labor and input costs are often misused and even wasted. Technology is stepping forward like never before to help reduce external pressures and fine-tune productivity.
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Finding the right balance: Relying on instinct, data or both
Cattle producers are privy to more data about their herds and the market than ever before. Combined with their intuition, that data can be a powerful tool for managing risk and animal health.
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Don’t stress: Here’s how to handle the heat
Several factors can lead to stress in cattle and, although some are out of our control, there are steps producers can take to minimize stress and keep animals healthy.
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3 steps to help employees be happier at work
Measuring success for each job, identifying who or what benefits from a job well done and getting to know team members on a personal level can improve workplace morale and employee satisfaction.
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Summer deworming impacts cattle health and productivity
Even a low number of internal parasites can affect cattle health and performance. If cattle graze in the summer, it is critical to build an effective strategic deworming program.
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Beyond fundamentals: Next-level feedyard risk management
Risk management is crucial for maintaining profitability and long-term success in the cattle business. Thinking beyond traditional fundamental analysis and considering other critical factors such as seasonal patterns, money flow, price action, trends and volatility can create the best marketing strategies.
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