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Stockers: Prepping calves for transition to the feedlot

A well-timed vaccination protocol, a period of backgrounding and low-stress transportation practices can improve calf health and profitability.
August 30, 2022
Tony Hawkins

Fall is officially here, and that means it is time to pull your stockers off pasture. But before you load them up for sale, there are a few practices to consider that will improve the health and profitability of your calves.


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Protect ranch dogs from parasites

Taking preventative measures can keep working dogs healthy and active as they fulfill their roles on the ranch.
August 25, 2022
Tony Hawkins

Your trusty ranch dog – always by your side and often your only companion for long hours at a time. Besides the friendship and loyalty these dogs give, they also have important jobs to do: protection, varmint control and herding.


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Midwest/North: Strategies to make weaning less stressful

August 25, 2022
Travis Meteer

Weaning is arguably the most stressful event in a calf’s life. Stress at weaning can inhibit immune response, trigger health problems and shut off gains. Fortunately, cattle producers who understand stressing events can identify potential stressors and manage for a successful transition at weaning.


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5 steps to low-stress cattle handling in your system

Cattle handling skills, equipment and an investment of time and resources pay dividends as cattle are worked through a new or improved facility.
April 28, 2022
Janelle Hulme
Think about a time when you were stressed out. In most examples, and science has proven this, the heightened stress level likely decreased your focus and capability. Animals are negatively impacted by stress, just as people are.
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6 factors to determine if an animal is fit for transport

April 27, 2022
Julia Herman
Cattle health is closely monitored in each sector of the beef and dairy industries, and continuous improvement is expected from within and outside of the industries. Fitness for transport is an important concept that applies to all cattle stages, from calves to feeders to cull cows and bulls.
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Set your sights early for weaning calves

Pre-planning for weaning includes getting cattle into an area where you can ride or walk through them and get calves used to people before you wean.
April 25, 2022
Heather Smith Thomas
Sometimes weaning early can be beneficial, but for success you need to plan ahead and be set up to do it properly.
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3 key reasons to consider early weaning

March 23, 2022
Jill Peine
The time in which calves are weaned is typically based on their age or weight or because “that is when it has always been done.”
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Bonding challenges: Heifers that don’t mother their calves

December 24, 2021
Heather Smith Thomas
Some heifers are poor mothers. They seem confused or indifferent toward their newborn calf or even attack the calf if it tries to get up.
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Temperature and barometric changes impact calving

December 24, 2021
Gilda V. Bryant
Birds hunker down before a storm arrives, and impending cold fronts make horses, cattle and some domestic pets restless.
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Insight and reaction to the calving timeline

December 24, 2021
Bruce Derksen
Even for experienced cattlemen, it’s sometimes difficult to understand exactly what’s happening during the calving process.
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