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Articles Tagged with ''trace minerals''

Mineral nutrition is instrumental to herd performance

Understand trace mineral properties and parameters to make more-informed decisions regarding trace mineral formulations for dairy cattle rations.
August 23, 2022
Angela R. Boyer

From source and quality to concentration and bioavailability, trace minerals offer many characteristics – and each can affect animal health and nutrition outcomes.



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Don’t gamble on summer mineral: MLS tubs are a sure bet

May 1, 2022
With calves hitting the ground, grass greening up and springtime in full swing in most parts of the country adjusting your nutrition program to fit current needs may be on a lot of people’s minds. Having proper vitamin and mineral supplementation readily accessible with the right delivery is key to achieving all your herd goals this upcoming spring and summer, so let us introduce you to MLS Low Moisture Tubs….
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How expensive is ‘cheap’ mineral?

September 28, 2021
Stephen B. Blezinger
As discussed in countless articles on the topic over the years, every cattle operation has a mineral program, whether they realize it or not. These range from well-designed and implemented programs to nothing at all.
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How much can nutrition spending reduce repro and health costs?

April 23, 2021
Stephen B. Blezinger
Most producers recognize that anything done on the farm or ranch comes with a cost. This is true with the cow herd for critical functions such as reproduction and health. Common costs include the purchase of bulls or A.I. supplies for breeding.
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Please pass the salt

April 23, 2021
Woody Lane
Salt, minerals … minerals, salt … aren’t these the same things? Everyone, it seems, has a question about minerals, like “Why do some mixtures contain only 4 percent salt while others contain 90 percent salt?” or “Why won’t my animals eat it?”
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Southeast: Forage and herd nutrition steps for success

March 24, 2021
Kim Mullenix
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Cow size on the rise: Monitor grazing and nutrition

February 24, 2021
Ron Scott
For nearly 60 years, carcass weights for finished cattle have been on a linear increase. As an industry, we have not practiced single-trait selection for cow size. However, we have unknowingly increased cow size by selecting for growth.
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3 nutrition tips to change the game this calving season

January 18, 2021
Ted Perry

A successful calving season happens when the cows do almost all the work. To get cows set up for success, start with good, balanced nutrition. Consider these three tips to help prepare cows for calving season.


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Prepare cows to provide trace minerals their calves need

December 24, 2020
Mary Drewnoski

Now may be a good time to look at your mineral program. In late gestation, the cow will be setting the calf up to meet its future trace mineral needs by filling the fetal liver with relatively high concentrations of trace minerals.


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Brown fat ensures survival in calves

December 24, 2020
Gilda V. Bryant

Why do some calves survive the rigors of being born in cold, wet weather while others in the same situation die of hypothermia? Good mothers make a difference, but research shows that calves’ survival depends on brown fat.


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