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Ruminal acidosis’s impact on semen in developing, young bulls

January 22, 2021
Kalyn Waters

There is always a buzz during bull sale season about the body condition of bulls. Seedstock producers have done a tremendous job over the past decade at improving their development strategies to ensure bulls are not overconditioned.


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3 nutrition tips to change the game this calving season

January 18, 2021
Ted Perry

A successful calving season happens when the cows do almost all the work. To get cows set up for success, start with good, balanced nutrition. Consider these three tips to help prepare cows for calving season.


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Have you tried the Sandhills Calving System?

December 24, 2020
K. Scott Jensen

Calving season is often accompanied by an unwelcome visitor. Calf scours can ride in out of seemingly nowhere and wreak havoc on young calves.


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Selecting replacement heifers: What are the criteria?

September 24, 2020
Carson Andersen and Jordan Thomas
In last month’s issue of Progressive Cattle, we talked about how selection of commercial replacement heifers shouldn’t happen at weaning. That’s because heifers that conceive early in their first breeding season are really the only profitable replacements to keep.
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Factors to consider before buying crossbred dairy-beef calves

September 24, 2020
Dan Herold
Many U.S. dairies have adopted the use of semen from beef sires as part of an overall shift in their A.I. program.
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‘Crazy’ cows can affect reproductive performance

September 10, 2020
Emily Smith and Jordan Thomas
Many of us have had those “crazy” animals that don’t quite seem worth the hassle. But, have you ever considered that crazy cows might actually be hurting your bottom line?
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Connecting the genetic dots from breeder to feeder

August 25, 2020
Bruce Derksen

It’s always critical for cow-calf producers to deliver weaned calves desirable to cattle buyers and feedlot operators. In these uncertain times of COVID-19, market pressures and shrinking bottom lines, it’s even more crucial to get it right.


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Protocols, people and facilities lead to A.I. success

August 25, 2020
Sarah Thorson

Artificial insemination (A.I.) is an investment in the future of your herd.


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Cattle in a pasture

Using genomics to make commercial replacement heifer decisions

August 25, 2020
Jim Johnson

The decision on which replacement females to keep for your breeding herd is one of the more important decisions you make.


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Cutting out costly subfertile bulls

July 10, 2020
Glen Jensen
The value of bull breeding soundness examinations (BSE) is well known. Approximately one in five bulls do not meet the minimum BSE standards established by the Society for Theriogenology. Bulls not meeting these minimum standards are seldom infertile; they are usually subfertile and will have lower conception rates than those who meet these standards.
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