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One size does not fit all: How Jerseys are not small Holsteins

Jerseys have their own requirements and different nutritional challenges that we must consider when formulating rations.
June 11, 2024
Victoria Asselstine and Kara Ortega

Jerseys have their own requirements and different nutritional challenges that we must consider when formulating rations.



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10 basic tenets of free-choice mineral supplementation

Knowing when, what and how much to supplement your cow herd will optimize cattle performance and improve your operation’s bottom line.
May 22, 2024
Jason M. Warner

Understanding the impact of mineral and vitamin intake in relation to requirements and associated responses in health and performance is a very challenging aspect of beef cattle nutrition.


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The challenge of marketing ‘sustainable’ beef

Sustainability often means different things at different points of the supply chain. Technology now exists that allows producers to meet consumers’ sustainability expectations while keeping ranches and feedlots economically and environmentally viable.
May 20, 2024
Bill Julien

As a beef producer, sustainability is defined as your continued ability to live comfortably, to maintain a way of life that you have chosen for yourself and to ensure that you can pass that way of life on to your children and your children’s children.


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Unlock cows’ full potential through consistency

Taking small steps like monitoring mixed accuracy, evaluating tolerance limits and maintaining an appropriate sampling schedule on-farm can help improve feed consistency.
May 14, 2024
Katie Raver

High-performing dairy cattle can be likened to high-performing athletes, and their ability to perform to their full potential is also tied to their routine’s consistency. From milking to feeding, our steadiness on the farm is an important part of herd success.


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Take me out to the robot

Take me out with the crowd. Give me some pellets, it’s a great snack. I don’t care if I never get back.
April 24, 2024
John Gerbitz

Just as the line at the concession stand depends on what is happening on the baseball field, the line at the robot depends on what is happening in the barn.


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Preparations for bunk stability

To keep your animals healthy, start evaluating your current ration and wet forages and make summer plans now to help forecast feed stability issues before the seasonal heat arrives.
April 19, 2024
Ben Jensen

A total mixed ration (TMR) diet has long been used to consistently offer a high-quality mix to ruminants. It allows farms to incorporate almost any ingredient into the diet consistently, safely removing much of the variation from one mouthful to the next.



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Everything you never wanted to know about cow manure

Using manure condition, consistency and contents can inform upstream nutrition and management decisions to drive productive efficiency on the dairy.
February 29, 2024
Chad Jenkins

Ever wonder what it is with this fecal fascination? Think of it as “reading the tea leaves,” except with poop instead of leaves. While this excremental exploration may seem unsightly at the surface, manure can provide critical insights into the efficiency of digestion of the dairy ration.


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Challenges and nutritional opportunities during cold stress

As temperatures drop and cows’ nutritional requirements increase, producers should find ways to make sure their herds consume enough quality feed to maintain good health.
January 15, 2024
Chris Cassady

Winter can take a toll on your sleep, stress and energy levels. Keep in mind that your cows are experiencing at least equal levels of stress. 


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The advantages of automated feed pushing for cows

Automated feed pushing focuses on the consistency and reduction of feed refusals, increased butterfat content, minimized sorting behavior and enhanced performance of more timid cows.
December 13, 2023
Jim Mattox

In the ever-evolving world of agriculture, robotic technology has found its way into various aspects of farming, including dairy production. Automated feed pushing systems have emerged as a revolutionary solution for improving feed management in dairy farms.


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Monensin improves efficiency, reduces feed intake during drought

Monensin is an antibiotic that has been successfully used in the feeder cattle sector since 1975. It also improves efficiency and health in cow-calf herds while reducing feed intake, which can be critical during drought conditions.
December 12, 2023
Gilda V. Bryant

The ionophore, monensin, is a class of antibiotics that can improve animal health, maintain body condition and increase feed efficiency, yet limit feed intake. This supplement may be beneficial during dry spells when ranchers scramble for additional feedstuffs.


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