Feed & Nutrition
Omega fatty acids, particularly EPA/DHA, improve a wide array of both cow performance and colostrum measurements when provided at adequate levels in close-up diets.
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Potatoes as an alternative source of feed
Cull potatoes can offer an affordable, high-energy feed option for cattle producers, but proper handling is necessary to reduce inherent risks and transport costs.
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Seasonal protein supplementation enhances cattle production
As summer bleeds into fall and many forages start to decrease in quality, strategic protein supplementation can be a cost-effective way to maximize forages later into the grazing season.
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Tomorrow’s success is an investment, not a bargain
Looking for the most cost-friendly nutrition options for your herd may seem appealing, but is rarely the best long-term business decision.
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Opportunities and challenges: Utilizing alternative feed sources
Depending on location, many byproducts and co-products can be utilized as feed ingredients for beef cattle. When utilized properly, these can provide a profitable source of animal nutrition for producers.
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Managing rations for proper protein consumption
Making sure protein is delivered in the form that allows cattle to metabolize it most efficiently is just as important as the amount of protein made available to them.
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Are your cattle ready for weaning?
Weaning is one of the most stressful events in an animal’s life. It is imperative that cattle be set up with a proper nutrition plan to help them continue to thrive during and after they’re weaned.
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Implanting strategies for higher-value calves
Implanting calves can maximize their value by improving feed efficiency, weight gain and growth rate, resulting in a $30-$40 increase in calf value for an investment of $1.50 per head.
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Get the most bang for your mineral buck
Consistent consumption and bioavailable ingredients are keys to a successful mineral program.
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Why body condition scoring matters, even for fall-calving herds
Though much of determining BCS is subjective, it can be an important tool when preparing for fall calving and breedback.
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