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Midwest/North: Managing muddy conditions

December 22, 2023
Travis Meteer

The added energy requirement for cattle walking through mud results in less feed going to weight gain and performance.


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Midwest/North: Pre-calving nutrition

November 21, 2023
Travis Meteer

Proper nutrition prior to calving can greatly impact the developing fetus and colostrum quality.


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Balancing grazing needs and soil health at Choiniere Family Farm

November 17, 2023
Carrie Veselka

Nestled in the hills of northwestern Vermont just a few miles south of the Canadian border, Choiniere Family Farm carries on a legacy of learning, growing and trying new things.


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Midwest/North: Where are you going?

October 23, 2023
Travis Meteer

Finding your way in the cattle business would be easier if you could simply turn on navigation and follow the arrow. This isn’t the case. Mapping out your farm and ranch plan is an extensive task.


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Midwest/North: Finding alternatives to hay

September 20, 2023
Travis Meteer

A tight hay supply continues to elevate hay prices, especially when compared to softening grain prices. Thus, many cattle producers are looking at alternative feedstuffs instead of purchasing hay.


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North American Manure Expo featured innovation backed by research

People from all corners of the industry gathered for the North American Manure Expo Aug. 9-10 at the University of Wisconsin – Madison Arlington Research Station in Arlington, Wisconsin.
September 14, 2023
Jenn Coyne

Fitting the event’s tagline, “Research. Innovation. Solutions.,” the two-day North American Manure Expo featured groundbreaking research and solutions for manure handling and management.


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Spotted lanternflies hitchhiking across the country

The secondary effects of spotted lanternflies impact forage producers' secondary sources of income as well as farm equipment and infrastructure.
September 1, 2023
McKenna Greco

The spotted lanternfly is a planthopper commonly mistaken for a moth. Their life cycle consists of five stages, but the most recognizable is the adult stage, with its striking red and spotted wings.


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Midwest/North: Plan to grow more forage with cover crops

August 14, 2023
Travis Meteer

Utilizing tillable acres to provide feed for cattle while still harvesting a cash crop is becoming a popular goal for farmers.


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Midwest/North: Drought elevates risk in feedstuffs

July 21, 2023
Travis Meteer

Cattle consuming plants experiencing drought stress or plants harvested during drought conditions can be at higher health risks. So what risks are there with feedstuffs during a drought?


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Midwest/North: 4 cattle-handling reminders

June 19, 2023
Travis Meteer

We all aspire to exercise better stockmanship, and handling animals correctly is a big part of that goal. 


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