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Could mycotoxins be robbing your herd of better performance?

Common herd health challenges associated with mycotoxins.
September 27, 2022
Paige N. Gott

Common herd health challenges associated with mycotoxins. 


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Can feed additives play a role in addressing calf health and performance challenges?

December 2, 2020
Paige N. Gott
Replacement heifers are critical to the longevity and sustainability of dairy operations. Special attention should be paid to raising calves, as many aspects influence lifelong health and future productivity, including maternal factors during gestation, colostrum management, nutrition, vaccination program, housing and environmental conditions.
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Cow calf pair

Are mycotoxins limiting cow-calf success?

December 24, 2019
Paige N. Gott
Successfully raising healthy calves to market or retain on farm is essential to the livelihood of cow-calf operations.
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