As we patiently wait for the turn of the season, producers will continue to keep a watchful eye on young calf health, especially regarding scours.

In this episode, David, Paul, Tyrell and Carrie discuss China’s population decline, the price of eggs and, just for good measure, the weather (see Paul’s column for full details.) 

Though it’s only February and many are dialed in on calving season, producers remain looking forward to the next management task and next calf crop. 

While picking out the next herd sire is important, knowing how to adapt and manage a new herd sire is paramount to its success.

During the bull selection process, growth traits receive a lot of attention.

Creating a calving kit that includes some basic tools and supplies is an essential step to prepping for calving season.

Body condition scoring is an important tool for cattle producers that can be used to determine cow energy reserves and potential for reproductive success.

Although we don’t discuss burning warm-season perennial pastures and hayfields as much anymore as a management tool, fire is one of nature’s ways of preparing for renewal.

Losing a calf can add stress both mentally and financially to your operation. Here are a few considerations to prepare for a successful calving season.