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Trace minerals’ impact on reproductive performance

Trace minerals are the quiet bottleneck in reproduction, and addressing deficiencies and antagonisms can lift fertility, embryo survival and herd profitability.
June 8, 2026
Murilo Carvalho

Reproductive efficiency is a main driver of profitability in beef operations, as an open cow still eats and grazes but doesn’t produce a weaned calf. Herds often focus on genetics, body condition and synchronization, yet trace mineral status is a common, hard‑to‑see limiter of conception, embryo survival and calving season length.


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Backgrounding? The age-old question

Backgrounding calves between weaning and finishing improves health, weight gain and market value. Despite strong current prices encouraging early sale, long-term benefits include reduced feedyard risk, higher premiums and more consistent, quality cattle production.
June 8, 2026
Addie Ruth Brown

To background or not to background, that seems to be the age-old question. It can be hard to look at the high cattle prices and justify backgrounding your calves instead of sending them to the sale barn after weaning. But everything is relative.


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Using the tools available to manage mastitis in automated milking systems

We can categorize automated milking system data into tools for detecting new infections in individual cows and tools for monitoring the herd level of existing infection. The tools will be more valuable if we use them correctly.
June 8, 2026
John Gerbitz

We can categorize automated milking system data into tools for detecting new infections in individual cows and tools for monitoring the herd level of existing infection. The tools will be more valuable if we use them correctly.



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How daily decisions shape long-term herd performance

The most successful, profitable producers are not the ones chasing quick fixes. When it comes to your herd’s nutrition, it’s important to take the long view, even as you make day-to-day adjustments.
June 6, 2026
Alyssa Clements

For many cattle nutritionists, the line between professional decisions and personal ones does not exist. The same choices made for customers are the ones made at home, often with similar risks and rewards on the line.


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3 things you need to know about bedding with manure solids

Recycled manure solids can be a cost-effective bedding alternative to sand, but success depends on disciplined management, moisture control and the right equipment.
June 5, 2026
Renee Schrift

Sand is the ideal dairy bedding source, but it is not always feasible for every farm. Recycled manure solids can be a viable alternative for a mix of practical, economic and operational reasons.


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Can stress-suppressing pheromones fit into BQA best practices?

Stress-suppressing pheromones, mimicking maternal bovine signals, may complement BQA practices by reducing cattle stress, thereby improving performance, health and meat quality.
June 5, 2026
Libby Bigler

Emerging technologies in pheromone application are enhancing the stress management scene in cattle production. Traditionally, stress reduction has been recognized under the Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) umbrella of effective stockmanship.


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New World screwworm confirmed in southern Texas

June 4, 2026
David Cooper

USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) officials confirmed Wednesday night the arrival of New World screwworm in a 3-week-old calf in Zavala County of southern Texas, making it the first confirmed case to arrive across the Mexico border.


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String of livestock shooting cases hit southern Idaho

June 4, 2026

The Idaho State Brand Inspector’s Office and local sheriff’s offices are investigating a series of livestock shootings in Gooding and Jerome counties that left multiple cattle dead and ranchers facing significant losses.


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Heat and sun safety on the farm

To minimize heat illness, move strenuous tasks to cooler parts of the day, use proper sun protection and stay hydrated.
June 4, 2026
Emily Krekelberg

Hot days and a blazing sun can be just as dangerous for the humans on the farm as it is for the livestock. There are many considerations for people to make while working out in the heat and sun, and they can make a big difference.


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A closer look: Reading the mineral tag

For your mineral plan to be as effective as you want it to be, make sure you understand the information provided on the tag and apply that knowledge accordingly.
June 4, 2026
Beth Reynolds

When it comes to feeding mineral, producers have ample opportunity to customize a program that fits their unique needs while also being economical. There is a wide variety of minerals on the market, but reading the labels to compare products can be a bit daunting.


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