While corn prices are high, we sometimes forget about corn as a tool in our supplementation toolbox.

With spring turnout coming up, producers need to keep the nutritional demands of lactation and risks of grass tetany in mind as they prepare cattle for greener pastures.

Castration is an important part of beef production and animal welfare.

When the weather is right and hayfields are mowed, there will be many farmers looking over the fence at pastures as an opportunity to make more bales. While it is important to get hay reserves built back up on your farm, I would caution producers against baling pastures.

Red clover can be a great way to increase yield and add diversity to any forage system.

Identification of calves makes it easier to monitor them to ensure they are doing well and to check on any that might be sick or have some type of problem.

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.

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.