Articles Tagged with ''winter''
Asking yourself these four questions will help you determine whether your cows are getting the nutrition they need this winter.
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Beefing up lackluster cattle-handling facilities as winter threatens
At times, circumstances can come together to hinder winter corral, fence and handling facility preparations. In these cases, a few top priorities and unique equipment options might steer these negatives in a positive direction.
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Supplementation considerations for bulls following breeding
Keeping bulls at a good body condition in between breeding seasons helps them maintain high levels of performance year to year.
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Why and how to simplify calculating winter cow costs
Understanding and controlling costs is a vital component of ranch profitability. Make this the year you put pen to paper. Or should we say, finger to iPad.
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Building winter shelters and utilizing natural windbreaks
With tough weather on its way for much of the country, available shelter – either natural or man-made – is important for maintaining cattle’s health and efficiency.
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Focus on bull recovery after breeding season
The health and body condition of bulls should not be forgotten during the breeding offseason. Most bulls will need to regain weight before the breeding season arrives again.
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Building a performance-based lubricant strategy for your equipment
With hay and harvest season in the rearview mirror and colder weather approaching, now is the perfect time to consider winterization as part of your maintenance strategy.
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Forage sampling and analysis: Can we overemphasize its importance?
As fall and winter approach, producers should know what they expect from their forage. This will allow for more accurate testing and profitable feeding to cattle.
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