Items Tagged with 'feed quality'
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Strategies to source ingredients from a single producer can help minimize variability and the negative effects on animal performance.
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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.
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Making the best of poor-quality forages
Untimely rains challenged forage quality during the 2023 growing season. Although not ideal, implementing strategic measures can safeguard the long-term health and success of dairy operations.
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Potatoes as an alternative source of feed
Cull potatoes can offer an affordable, high-energy feed option for cattle producers, but proper handling is necessary to reduce inherent risks and transport costs.
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The golden rule of performance: Garbage in, garbage out
It’s an accepted fact that better feed equates to better animal performance. Here are some tips for keeping up the quality and palatability of your feed so your cattle can live up to their potential.
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Southern U.S. forages can be salvaged after mass rainfall events
With inventories still tight for many areas receiving extreme rainfall, sacrificing forage isn’t an option.
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Managing forage ratios this spring: Benefits of supplementing with liquid molasses
Liquid molasses added to feed can assist in DMI and rumen health if you are stretching forages this spring.
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Focus on feed hygiene for resilient cows
Steps to help minimize feed contamination on-farm and improve feed hygiene to limit a cow’s exposure to pathogens and toxins.
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