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A good start sets up beef-on-dairy calves for a strong finish: A case study

Starter intake, moving locations and health events have been found to contribute to liver abscesses in beef-on-dairy calves.
June 30, 2025
Garland Dahlke

When fed aggressively, beef-on-dairy calves are hard to differentiate from native beef cattle by an untrained eye; however, these calves tend to be plagued with a fairly high incidence of liver abscesses, and this occurrence was the basis for our investigation.


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Water: The forgotten nutrient?

Your cattle’s health and efficiency depend largely on water consumption. Knowing how best to deliver quality water to them can pay big dividends.
April 28, 2025
John Yost

I have a riddle for you: If you have too much or too little, you worry about it constantly, but if you have the right amount you don’t think about it at all. What is it?


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Should you be taking a harder look at feed additives?

A lot of producers still have questions about the efficacy of many feed additives, but these products could put extra dollars in your pocket when you market your cattle.
April 3, 2025
Bryan Sanderson

A lot of producers still have questions about the efficacy of many feed additives, but these products could put extra dollars in your pocket when you market your cattle. 


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How sensors are revolutionizing calf care

Eartags, pedometers and boluses, oh my! New sensor systems can be helpful tools when managing calves, but they are costly and do not replace hands-on care.
February 18, 2025
Brad Heins

Modern farming is rapidly evolving with the integration of advanced technology, and calf care is no exception. Recently, I saw some new things that may help improve calf health and well-being, and it might include some things we've never thought of.



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Milk feeding programs' effects on dairy calf growth: Increased allowances of milk in early life matters

Heifer replacement costs rank high on a dairy’s list of expenses. Developing a strategy based on the dairy’s goals can help balance heifer performance benefits with raising costs.
February 4, 2025
Joao H. C. Costa and Tadeu Eder da Silva, PhD

Raising dairy calf replacements represents a significant cost on dairy farms. Feeding, especially milk or milk replacer, is the major primary expense during this phase, followed by labor and management. In this regard, planning and implementing an optimized on-farm calf milk feeding program becomes key.


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Impact of early life nutrition on finishing and carcass performance

Recent research suggests that beef-on-dairy steers fed a low-starch total mixed ration at a younger age will continue to increase in feed intake and growth longer than those receiving different diets.
January 30, 2025
Denise Schwab

Recent research suggests that beef-on-dairy steers fed a low-starch total mixed ration at a younger age will continue to increase in feed intake and growth longer than those receiving different diets. 


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South Central: Heifer development from weaning to breeding

November 22, 2024
Jason Banta

Proper heifer development is important to get heifers bred but also to set them up to be productive cows that remain in the herd for many years to come.


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Optimizing cow-calf production on rangelands

A lot of things can have an impact on the efficiency of your cow herd. But producers can boost cattle efficiency and profitability with strategic probiotic solutions.
October 9, 2024
Melissa Jolly-Breithaupt

Ranchers are constantly striving to maximize the productivity of their native rangeland, as raising and selling heavy and healthy calves is key to profitability. Helping producers enhance calf weight gain while maintaining the optimum body condition of the cow herd is critical to keeping operations profitable.


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The effects of stress in cattle during weaning and transportation

When cattle experience stress, the immune system leaps into action to defend the animal, sometimes at a cost to productivity. Understanding these physiological relationships could be the key to unlocking cattle’s profit potential.
September 17, 2024
Abe Scheaffer

Stress on cattle is inevitable, but producers know the goal is to manage and mitigate the stresses animals experience, including transportation, weaning, parturition, dietary and nutritional changes, predation, commingling, vaccination, diseases and infections. 


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Diving into benchmark data

Benchmark data and reports are only as good as their implementation. Feedlot operators who understand what the data tells them can improve animal health and efficiency.
August 12, 2024
Garland Dahlke

The benchmark reports are interesting and folks tend to value them in different ways, but they are a little more than just a means to compare yourself with your neighbors or fuel a competitive spirit.


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