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Proper stocking rate as a drought resiliency tool

Once a ranch determines the feed requirements of its cows and the carrying capacity of its land, drought becomes a much more manageable challenge to navigate.
February 24, 2023
Eric Bailey

Drought has affected large swaths of the U.S. in recent years. Do we need to consider drought moving forward when making decisions about carrying capacity on farms and ranches? 


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7 calving season safety tips to keep in mind

Producers can make calving season more safe and less stressful by reviewing calving basics, gathering all necessary supplies and getting their facilities in shape.
February 20, 2023
Liane Carter

Here are seven tips for ensuring your cows, calves and handlers have the easiest and safest time possible when it comes to calving.


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Retained placenta causes and treatments

The placenta should shed on its own, but in some instances, nutritional deficiencies or a difficult calving can keep the placenta retained. In this case, producers should monitor the cow for infection and avoid manual and antibiotic treatments.
February 9, 2023
Heather Smith Thomas

Most cows shed the placenta within two to eight hours after calving, and when a cow has not shed the placenta for 24 hours or longer, it is considered retained.


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3 tips to keep in mind this calving season

Make calving season more successful by ensuring adequate colostrum, preventing cold stress and having a calving kit at the ready.
January 16, 2023
Tony Hawkins

Calving season is an exciting time for us all as we gear up to welcome our newest calf crop into the world. Get some tips for making it a success.



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Be prepared to assist during calving: Part 2

A veterinarian offers six best practices for safely pulling a calf.
January 9, 2023
Tony Hawkins

He only called when there was trouble, and just as I had guessed, he had a heifer trying to calve out at pasture, and “Things just aren’t good, doc.” 


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What's new on the Progressive Cattle podcast

Have you checked out the Progressive Cattle podcast recently? If not, here are some of the current topics and events you’re missing.
January 5, 2023
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Veterinarians offer advice on resuscitating newborn calves

When faced with a weak or unresponsive calf, producers can clear airways using methods such as acupuncture or tickling the calf's nose to stimulate breathing. Artificial respiration, similar to CPR in humans, is another option.
January 4, 2023
Heather Smith Thomas

After a hard birth, some calves are dull or even unconscious from oxygen shortage and fail to start breathing. But there are things producers can do to help calves start breathing. 


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Effectively managing the calving process

Producers should be prepared to handle issues that might arise before something goes awry during calving. Creating a good calving environment and having the proper tools readily available will reduce stress for the cow, calf and people.
January 3, 2023
Christopher Clark

Across the Midwest, spring calving season is just around the corner. Sometimes grueling but often beloved and fulfilling, calving season is an incredibly important time of year for cow-calf producers.


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Be prepared to assist during calving: Part 1

When to intervene and how to identify and navigate common malpresentations
January 2, 2023
Tony Hawkins

You should never hesitate to contact your veterinarian if needed, but I am going to pass on some things I have learned to help you feel more comfortable with calving assistance.


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First things first: Upgrade your cattle-handling methods before facilities

October 26, 2022
Heather Smith Thomas

During the past 25 years, there have been many improvements in designs of cattle-working facilities and in cattle-handling techniques, but some cattle operations still need to “tune up” their handling methods.


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