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Drench guns 101

Using drench guns correctly and maintaining them properly is key to ensuring your medications or other products reach their full effectiveness.
August 12, 2024
Aimee Robinson

Drench guns are indispensable tools on livestock operations when administering oral dewormers or liquid medications. As with other tools on a cattle operation, it is important to know how to use these appropriately and maintain them.


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Diving into benchmark data

Benchmark data and reports are only as good as their implementation. Feedlot operators who understand what the data tells them can improve animal health and efficiency.
August 12, 2024
Garland Dahlke

The benchmark reports are interesting and folks tend to value them in different ways, but they are a little more than just a means to compare yourself with your neighbors or fuel a competitive spirit.


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To cull, maintain or expand this fall

With high cattle prices, you may be wondering what you should do. Continue reading to get advice on whether you should cull, maintain or expand this fall.
August 9, 2024
Elliott Dennis

Cow-calf producers are expected to make $709 per cow over cash costs, including pasture, in 2024. These levels are nearly identical to the inflation-adjusted highs experienced by producers in 2014 ($534 in 2014 dollars, $708 in 2024 dollars).


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Calf prices today for summer 2025

Livestock Risk Protection can secure you a minimum price for your 2025 calf crop today and you can still sell higher if the market should end up that way when your calves are ready for sale.
August 8, 2024
Jimbo Mercer

Imagine this: You get a call today from your video sale rep, and they say, “We can offer you $275.93 per hundredweight (steers and heifers) for your 2025 calf crop.”


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A more appropriate trace mineral program can make your operation more profitable

Delivery method of trace minerals such as copper, manganese and zinc can make a big difference in their bioavailability and palatability, as well as vitamin stability and fiber digestibility.
August 7, 2024
Chance Farmer

Most trace mineral programs can be dramatically fine-tuned by carefully evaluating the trace mineral source and level being fed. These two factors in trace mineral supplementation can make an enormous difference in cattle performance and profitability.



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Basic numbers and big data: Measuring herd success

Breeding stock selections can be made using more than a handful of methods. While genomics, EPDs, indexes and genetic testing dominate many of these decisions, other, often ignored or unknown practices, are still relied on. Can these methods work together?
August 6, 2024
Bruce Derksen

Cattle producers select their breeding stock variably, using an assessment of parentage production, price, expected progeny differences (EPDs), genetic testing or a simple eyeball test. A few swear by the oft-forgotten linear measurements, which gauge numerous body parts with uniquely designed calipers.


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Receiving high-risk cattle

High-risk cattle can be a gamble, and while health problems are inevitable, the impact can be reduced. Additionally, these cattle have the potential for high returns if you can minimize stress and keep the cost of gain low.
August 6, 2024
Curtis Wertman

With high feeder cattle prices, it may be tempting to look for cheaper sources of calves. Often, these cattle that are below the market come with unknown vaccination records, genetics and nutritional status. The market has already factored in the increased costs of high-morbidity, high-mortality, high-risk cattle.


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Addressing the hidden impact of stress on beef and dairy cattle: Landis and Baxter join FERA to support FerAppease

Top animal health sales and marketing leaders are excited to create believers in a new stress-reducing solution.
August 5, 2024

FERA Diagnostics and Biologicals announced Heath Landis and Jeff Baxter, recognized sales and marketing leaders in the animal health industry, have recently joined this innovation company to support the adoption of FerAppease by veterinarians and their beef and dairy producer clients.



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Controlling flies on cattle

Fly issues can cause significant damage financially and on the herd health front. Step one: ID the culprit. Step two: Choose your weapons.
August 5, 2024
Carmen Willmore

The best way to treat flies is to first understand what fly you are treating for. Remember: Face flies are found on the face, stable flies are found on front legs, and horn flies are found on the back and sides.


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Immunity is more than just giving a shot

Multiple factors influence an immune response and how it performs when faced with a natural infection. The objective is to give the defense system the edge against a challenge by implementing proper management practices.
August 5, 2024
Jason Anderson

With societal and political pressure surrounding antibiotic use in food animals, preventing disease outbreaks is increasingly important. The words “immunization, not just vaccination” may sound familiar in the context of discussing vaccines, but what is really meant?


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