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Acidosis review: Preventive planning in feedlot cattle

Bloat often hits an animal hard and fast. Feeders can greatly mitigate its effects by carefully managing changes to their cattle’s diet.
September 23, 2022
Ki Fanning

Acidosis, also known as bloat, founder or sticking an animal, is one of the most costly problems in the feedlot. Calves coming into the feedyard must learn how much, how fast and how often to eat without becoming acidotic.


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Managing rumen health in feedlot cattle during heat stress

July 2, 2021
Tim Clark
A combination of high temperatures and humidity can cause dangerous heat indexes for people and cattle. For livestock, the high heat index can dramatically reduce performance. The annual economic impact of heat stress on livestock is estimated to be between $1.69-$2.36 billion.
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The importance of managing rumen pH

January 25, 2021
Mark Corrigan

There are more microbes in the rumen of a single feedlot animal than there are humans on earth. If you think it’s challenging for all of those people to work together, imagine what’s going on in the rumen.


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Ruminal acidosis’s impact on semen in developing, young bulls

January 22, 2021
Kalyn Waters

There is always a buzz during bull sale season about the body condition of bulls. Seedstock producers have done a tremendous job over the past decade at improving their development strategies to ensure bulls are not overconditioned.


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Cattle at the feedbunk

Build nutrition to protect immune and digestion systems

October 23, 2020
Craig Belknap

Nutritional inadequacies and digestive disorders in beef cattle can result in poor animal health, lowered production and even animal losses.


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Myth busting calf acidosis: 5 misconceptions and the truth behind them

October 19, 2020
Tom Earleywine

“We have way too many calves with acidosis.” “Rumen pHs are low, must be acidosis.” “I need to switch calf starters; this one is causing acidosis.” Have any of these thoughts crossed your mind? If so, you’re not alone. But, you might be missing the real question – do your calves actually have acidosis?


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Death losses in the feedlot – rumen, feeding and nutrition concerns

September 24, 2019
An unfortunate part of cattle production is the fact that from time to time death losses occur. The list of reasons is long and varied.
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Be proactive in using electrolytes to raise healthy calves

July 3, 2019
Julian (Skip) Olson
Electrolytes are a staple of successful calf-raising. If we were to make a list of necessities for raising healthy calves, electrolytes would be on it. 
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Survive to 5: Can we keep more newborn calves alive?

January 19, 2017
John F. Mee
In Canadian dairy herds, the average stillbirth rate is 8 percent, but this varies between 0 and 17 percent across herds; the best 25 percent of these herds could be used as home-grown producer benchmarks for the industry.
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