Beef Cattle Implant Changes: What You Need to Know
While over-the-counter livestock antibiotics are set to require a prescription as of June 11, there will also be updates to… read more
Early Weaning Can Work
Though not ideal, a spring-born calf can leave its dam as early as 45-days of age. OSU research shows such… read more
It’s a Uterine Prolapse. Now What?
Above Photo: Anatomic topography of the gravid uterus in bovine late pregnancy (right lateral and transversal views). ResearchGate.net A client… read more
Mastitis in Beef Cows: What You Need to Know
Although mastitis, an infection of the udder, is often considered a dairy cow problem rather than a beef cow problem,… read more
5 Crop and Livestock Charts to Ponder from USDA’s 10-Year Outlook
What will the next decade hold for your farm? What factors should you use to weigh investments or crop planning? … read more
Raising The Orphan Calf
Raising an orphaned beef calf can be time consuming and may require additional expense. Additionally, calves may not be thriving… read more
Ear tag – you’re it
The USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has proposed a new rule that would require cattle and bison raised… read more
Will Volatility and Uncertainty Delay the Next Cattle Cycle?
While the relatively predictable 10-year cattle cycle has proved itself time and time again, Rabobank says the next cow herd… read more
Is Your Herd Hitting Calving Season Benchmarks?
Reproductive performance is important to the overall success and bottom line of an operation. Benchmarking may help focus limited management… read more
Managing Hypothermia in Newborn Calves
Plans for calving season should include how to identify and manage cold stress in newborns. In the 2007 National Animal… read more
