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Juliana Ranches

Juliana Ranches

Beef Extension Specialist / Oregon State University / Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Center (EOARC)
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Managing mineral status during critical production events

Augmenting free-choice mineral supplements with more targeted sources such as injectable trace minerals, oral drenches or boluses may provide a more uniform mineral intake and benefit to your herd.
July 20, 2026
Juliana Ranches and Edilane Costa Martins

Although the importance of a well-developed mineral supplementation program is now well understood, the greatest challenge remains in ensuring that cattle consume it consistently, rather than in formulating the supplement itself.


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Understanding the effects of wildfire smoke exposure in cattle

Recent research helps the industry better understand cattle’s physiological responses to prolonged smoke exposure and offers some insight into how to better manage animal health during wildfire and smoke events.
June 19, 2025
Juliana Ranches and Aline Cristine Rezende dos Santos

Wildfires have become more frequent and severe across the U.S. and globally. Since the 1980s, the area burned by wildfires has increased, peaking in spring and summer. The primary driver is climate change, which extends fire seasons, raises temperatures and intensifies droughts. These conditions, along with wind, humidity and temperature shifts, contribute to unpredictable and fast-spreading fires.


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Wildfire smoke exposure, potential consequences and how to help affected cattle

Recent research confirms that smoke exposure can lead to decreased feed intake and metabolic performance in cattle. When possible, stressful activities like vaccination and transport should be avoided in times of wildfire pressure.
July 12, 2024
Juliana Ranches

Exposure to wildfire smoke might elicit an inflammatory response, potentially leading to reduced cattle performance.


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