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A closer look: Reading the mineral tag

For your mineral plan to be as effective as you want it to be, make sure you understand the information provided on the tag and apply that knowledge accordingly.
June 4, 2026
Beth Reynolds

When it comes to feeding mineral, producers have ample opportunity to customize a program that fits their unique needs while also being economical. There is a wide variety of minerals on the market, but reading the labels to compare products can be a bit daunting.


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Feed variability outlook: Maximizing nutritional consistency

Frequent sampling and averaging improve accuracy, enabling better ration adjustments, reduced risk and increased profitability despite inevitable nutrient fluctuations.
May 19, 2026
Katie Raver

Feed costs are the largest contributor to total costs on a farm, so identifying opportunities to optimize feed ingredients without sacrificing nutrition to the cow should garner appropriate attention. However, very few resources are available to help us check and predict feed variability.


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U.S. harvest analysis 2025: Not the same old story

It is highly recommended to test all feedstuffs and total mixed rations for mycotoxins to know exactly how to assess the risk for efficient livestock health and performance.
April 3, 2026
Max Hawkins

Corn products produced in 2025 will present challenges to livestock and poultry production. Although the mycotoxin risk varies by region and within region, it is highly recommended for producers to test for mycotoxins from how many mycotoxins are present to which mycotoxins are present. 


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Should I buy or produce my hay or stored forages?

It’s a question every cattle producer has asked at one point or another. But what factors should you really be considering when deciding how to feed your cow herd?
March 19, 2026
Stephen B. Blezinger

Cattle producers in many areas of the country face a critical decision: whether to produce their own hay or to buy hay from external sources. Both approaches have distinct advantages, challenges and economic implications.


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Mitigating mycotoxins: The three-legged milking stool approach

The three-legged milking stool for mitigating mycotoxins includes a research-proven silage inoculant, "binders" from multiple classes added to the TMR and effective probiotics fed to the cows.
June 13, 2025
Keith A. Bryan

Challenges with growing seasons, weather-related harvest delays and subpar silage storage can lead to mycotoxins in stored forages. Our three-legged milking stool for mitigating mycotoxins includes: a research-proven silage inoculant, binders from multiple classes added to the TMR and effective probiotics fed to the cows to help them help themselves.


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Unlock cows’ full potential through consistency

Taking small steps like monitoring mixed accuracy, evaluating tolerance limits and maintaining an appropriate sampling schedule on-farm can help improve feed consistency.
May 14, 2024
Katie Raver

High-performing dairy cattle can be likened to high-performing athletes, and their ability to perform to their full potential is also tied to their routine’s consistency. From milking to feeding, our steadiness on the farm is an important part of herd success.


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Variability is the only constant when feeding new-crop forages

Three actions to help reduce variability and get the most from your 2023 forages.
February 7, 2024
Joel Pankowski

Variability is the one constant dairy producers can count on. Unfortunately, cows appreciate consistency and do best when things stay the same on a daily basis.


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Forage quality effects on cow health and performance

September 27, 2021
Erin Schwandt
Proper pasture management and having a good understanding of the herd grazing environment are two key components of successful beef cattle operations.
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