| R.L. Preston, Ph.D Here are the nutrient composition numbers on a wide range of feedstuffs fed to cattle and sheep. |
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| By Larry Stalcup With the possibility of a dry spring leading to an even drier summer, getting the most out of your hay is critical. |
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| By Jaymelynn Farney Are those expensive vitamins really necessary? Or just a luxury that you can get by without? |
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| By Heather Smith Thomas Rehydrating a scouring calf is critical for long-term productivity. |
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| By Justin Sexton You can use relevant tools to change mature cow size. But, before you do so, be sure to examine the strategies and tools available, and the unintended consequences of ignoring them. |
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| By Nevil Speer Producers used a lot of hay last year, leading to lower year-end inventories. With continued drought this year, what’s in store? |
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| Industry Voice by BioZyme It won’t be long before cattle producers are thinking about turning pairs out to pasture. Although that lush green grass seems appealing, there are hidden concerns that producers need to remember when turning out their cows. |
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| Industry Voice by Summit Livestock Facilities Look around and you’ll see more and more Midwestern cow-calf producers moving their herds to part-time or year-round indoor facilities. Why are they doing this? And how does that make financial sense? A whitepaper explores the trend. |
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