Progressive Cattle
Much is still unknown about causes and treatments of digital dermatitis, but working with your veterinarian to develop a game plan for its control will pay dividends in your herd.
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The ‘5 W's’ of responsible antibiotic use in cattle
Antibiotic stewardship is important not just for human healthcare providers, but also for those raising animals for our food supply. Consider antibiotic stewardship through the lens of the “five W's.”
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Proper timing of pasture turnout critical for optimal forage production
Grass is our primary source of forage, whether it be rangeland, pasture or hay. It is important to carefully select species to plant because not all grass is created equally.
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Controls for flies on pastured cattle
Face flies are a common pest many cattle producers have to deal with, especially in the summer months. While there are many control options available, selecting the most effective one and implementing it in a timely matter is essential.
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The importance of water quality and quantity for beef cattle
Clean, fresh water can help cattle be more productive and gain better. Water intake is influenced by water quality, and adopting management strategies that improve water quality will benefit cattle health and performance.
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4 things to add to your spring checklist
A solid spring prep checklist should include preparing for calving season, if it hasn’t already begun, evaluating pastures, checking equipment and facilities, and ensuring your treatment plans for spring processing are in place.
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Time vaccinations to optimize protection
Timing is key to effectively utilizing vaccines. Help your veterinarian help you by sharing the details they need to develop a program tailored to your operation.
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Cross country migration of liver flukes: They’re not a regional problem anymore
Liver flukes were once considered a wet region parasite. However, now not only are they found in the wet regions of the Gulf and Pacific coasts, but producers are dealing with them across the country.
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