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The fall breeding season is less than two months away. If you have not assessed your bull battery recently, time is running out. Contact your local veterinarian and make arrangements to see that your bulls of all ages pass a breeding soundness exam.
Some people may find bird watching to be an enjoyable hobby, but for a dairy producer, watching flocks of birds attack feed piles or roost in barn rafters is not their idea of a good time.
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In the third video of a five-part series about investigating and solving cow management issues, Alltech Dairy Specialist Tom Lorenzen describes the best ways to increase efficiency in the parlor to improve cow flow and eliminate stress. PD
The Crystalyx Beef Cow Body Condition Score app can assist beef producers in assessing and managing each cow’s individual needs from their mobile devices.
My wife and I hit a long-awaited milestone this summer as the start of school arrived, and for the first time, all five of our kids were headed to class.
This was our day harvest, with two kids in high school, one in middle school, another in fourth grade and the youngest starting kindergarten.
The FDA’s “Guidance for the Industry” (GFI) 209, released in December 2013, announced that all antibiotic feed additives would, within three years, fall under the Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) regulations.
Bovine respiratory disease (BRD), also known as shipping fever, is one of the most prevalent and economically significant diseases within the beef cattle industry. Treatment rates of cattle in feedlots for respiratory disease is more than all other diseases combined, with recent years realizing a marked increase in the disease.
The Composite Dairy Cattle Registry, in evaluating the August 2014 genetic evaluations, is pleased with the progress and growth of the breeds represented by the registry.
