For the past few years, drought conditions have affected producers and cattle across several regions. Typically, cattle can survive a year-long drought, and the environmental and nutritional stress, and have enough reserve to bounce back. However, when the stress continues during multiple seasons, their reserves are drained.

Pinkeye in your cattle herd can rob you blind. This contagious disease can cost a producer more than $100 per incident in beef cattle due to lower weight gains and reduced value at sale time.