Watch Scott’s story about how he increased his stocking rate by 53% with the same 1500 bales, boosted in-calf rate by 8-10% with a zero postpartum mortality ratehttps://goo.gl/sHDyxZ FacebookLinkedinYoutube
Heat Stress Means Less Performance. Cattle can become heat stressed at temperatures of 70 degrees and above. VitaFerm Heat is research-proven to lower body temperature.
One of the factors cited as putting wings underneath this spring’s cattle market is beef demand—both domestic and international. This edition of the Beef Roundtable explores those questions and more.
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