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As the mild spring temperatures creep higher each day, we’re reminded that summer, with its often relentless heat and humidity, is just around the corner. Now is the time to remember that heat stress can be very hard on your calves, but there are steps you can take to keep them comfortable and growing all summer long.
As producers experience the losses of 2012, I hear many talking about exploring opportunities to maximize their production and be more cost-effective.
As we approach the winter season, many question how successful are their calf-raising programs. Raising calves in the winter is always a big challenge, for both the animals and the people who work with them.
Now is a good time to evaluate your program. Identifying areas of success as well as areas that need improvement – and what changes and adjustments need to be made – will result in a more successful calf-raising program this winter.
