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Organic trace minerals’ impact on reproductive efficiency and fetal programming

Proper nutrition through all stages of gestation is vital not only for the dam but for the developing calf. Knowing the when and how of utilizing trace minerals will give your calves the head start they need in life.
February 10, 2023
Laurentia van Rensburg

Building a strong foundation in the cow herd, heifer development or purebred program starts with genetics but can also be affected by management and nutrition.


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Dairy-turned-beef producer finds success in fetal programming and BQA

December 1, 2022
Abigail George

Wisconsin is known for cheese, ice cream and all things dairy. Along with those products are its reputation for beef cattle. Jim and Roxanne Lund are part of the few who are changing that. 


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What every producer should know about calf growth

Before a calf is born, their growth potential is defined by the total number of muscle fibers that develop in utero. Maternal nutrient restrictions in early to midgestation can decrease the number of these muscle fibers.
October 3, 2022
Kalyn Waters

From gestation to the rail, there are things that will impact the calf’s success. Genetics, environment and management are among the biggest. However, before that calf is even born, their growth potential is defined by the total number of muscle fibers that develop in utero.  


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Stop ‘throwing darts’ at your herd’s reproduction

February 24, 2022
Lee Jones
Do you read reproductive or animal health questions posted on some Facebook pages? Someone is disappointed in calf health or herd reproduction and asks something along the lines of “Why did our cows not breed back very well this year?”
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Midwest/North: Body condition scoring is worthwhile

November 24, 2021
Travis Meteer

I believe every extension agent in history has emphasized the importance of body condition score (BCS) in cow herd management, so it may not be surprising to see this title in my column.


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Get the details right with fetal programming

January 24, 2020
Kimberly Vonnahme
Research overwhelmingly supports the concept of fetal programming. With so much at stake, cow-calf producers must take time to understand the stages of fetal development.
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Ask the consultant: Considerations for next year’s calf, right now

September 24, 2019
Caitlin Hebbert
Fall is in the air, and if you have a spring-calving herd, you are either smack-dab in the middle of weaning calves, have dates set in the near future or already have bawling calves in the pens.
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Dr. Amanda Blair

Programming a successful cow herd during gestation

February 27, 2019
Carrie Veselka
Creating a successful calf takes more than strong genetics and proper raising. Much of the influence on a calf’s development happens during gestation. That’s what South Dakota State University Extension Meat Science Specialist Amanda Blair and North Dakota State University Extension Specialist Janna Block told Cattlemen’s College attendees at the NCBA Convention and Trade Show in New Orleans in January.
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5 ways to optimize genetic potential through nutrition

February 22, 2018
Anna Taylor
Three months into the new year, you’ve likely outlined improvement goals for your operation. Depending on the overarching operational goals, the focus could range anywhere from improving pasture utilization to decreasing death loss on high-risk calves.
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