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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

Irons in the fire: Duck your head and keep your dally

August 24, 2017
Paul Marchant
I jumped the little roan, the last of five horses, in the trailer. He’s a good one to put on the back because he loads easy, and he fits nice and snug into the corner of the trailer.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Jumper

August 24, 2017
Baxter Black
Betty said her dad had a bull that kept jumpin’ the fence. She wondered if I knew any surefire cures for fence-jumpin’ bulls. I asked her what they’d tried already.
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Dos and don’ts of dairy colostrum

August 24, 2017
Andy Beckel
Every day, we make hundreds of decisions. Some are big, while some appear minor and without a significant future impact. Colostrum handling is one of those processes that falsely appears to only have short-term consequences.
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Calves and crude protein: Are your calves getting what they need?

August 24, 2017
Tana Dennis, Mark Hill, and Xavier Suarez-Mena
The crude protein (CP) concentrations and sources used in calf starters and growers are frequently questioned and debated today. Thirty-five (or more) years ago when the understanding of rumen-degradable and undegradable protein was developing, many nutritionists started adding sources of undegradable protein to calf starters and growers, beginning this discussion.
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Labor efficiency and effectiveness for the calf enterprise

August 24, 2017
Robert James
Dairy managers and consultants focus on feeding and managing the lactating and dry dairy herd. This is logical since mistakes become readily apparent in substantial lost income, increased expenses or poor use of resources. The primary focus is directed toward providing the resources and working environment.
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Potential benefits of growing heifers to reach puberty at a younger age

August 24, 2017
Noah B. Litherland
Puberty in dairy heifers can be defined as a measurable increase in blood progesterone with the presence of a corpus luteum (CL) on an ovary, and heifers begin actively cycling. Dairy heifers reach puberty at a defined stage of maturity (45 to 50 percent of mature size) rather than a certain age.
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Manure matters in robotic dairy barn design

August 24, 2017
Jeramy Sanford
Designing a robotic milking barn, whether it’s a new build or a retrofit, involves a lot of moving parts and pieces, with many experts involved along the way.
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Just dropping by ... Flooding the gates of heaven with our prayers

August 24, 2017
Among the masses, prayer has become a thing to post on Facebook, a thing for only church-goers and religious fanatics, and seldom a thing to change the course of one’s life. Jesus meant it when he said, “Ask and ye shall receive,” but for many it is a matter of, “I don’t know how to ask.”
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Mechanics Corner: Hammers: Not created equal

August 24, 2017
Andy Overbay
You know the old saying, “If your only tool is a hammer, the whole world looks like a nail.” While that might be the case, the next question has to be, “What kind of hammer do you have?”
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Why dairy cow biological priorities are important to operations

August 24, 2017
David P. Casper
Most dairy producers focus on their cows’ ability to produce milk and milk components, and become pregnant, because profitability of a dairy operation occurs here.
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