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Progressive Cattle
November 25, 2024
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Rebuilding the herd: Who is going to own them?
Producers are feeling the pinch of rising input costs, even with cattle prices at near-record highs. What this might ultimately mean for smaller producers and size of the national cow herd is still unclear.
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Boosting cattle production to new heights
It’s often said the sky’s the limit for different technologies. But is this also true of drones? The sky is a big place with almost endless space to draw these hypothetical limits.
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Managing beef cattle to get the best use of fall/winter forage
Low-quality forages can be a limiting factor in keeping cows in proper condition for calving, lactation and rebreeding, but there are tools available to maintain reproductive health and efficiency.
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Harnessing the power of the gut microbiome
When producers gain a better grasp of how the gut microbiome can impact things such as cognition, feed intake and immune function, they open themselves up to more productive cattle and higher profits.
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Debunking 4 trace mineral myths
Trace minerals are inarguably an important component of a good cattle nutrition plan, but they should not be expected to solve all problems or answer all questions.
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How do moisture and composition affect feedstuff costs?
Nutrient composition and dry matter content should be taken into account when evaluating the value of different feeds.
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3 ways you can practice effective hay management for a healthier and happier herd
By using proper storing techniques, establishing a feeding schedule and investing in the right equipment, you can ensure every hay bale is used to its fullest potential.
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Weaning calves – art or science?
When weaning, making sure calves are as comfortable as possible can be the ticket to more pounds on their frames and dollars in your pocket.
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Setting up the newborn calf to respond to spring vaccinations
Proper vaccine handling and administration is paramount for the long-proven efficacy of a good vaccination program, as well as setting up the calf to have a good response to that vaccination schedule.
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Hold the net wrap and twine
Cattle can consume net wrap or twine, which accumulates in the rumen, and buildup can cause an array of issues for the animal.
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Managing costs on a smaller cattle operation
Smaller producers often simply accept as fact that their production costs are going to be higher than their larger counterparts. However, there are myriad ways for any herd to become more cost-effective and profitable.
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