Water quality and concerns for beef cattle
Water quality and concerns for beef cattle By: Josh Stroh, beef nutritionist, Hubbard Feeds Water is the most critical nutrient but… read more
Proper care and use of fly tags
Fly management is no small component of herd health. Limiting them reduces disease, increases animal comfort and allows greater efficiency.… read more
Bull Management – It’s a Year-round Commitment
Just purchased a new bull? Keep in mind the longevity of a bull in the herd has a lot to… read more
Why Should You Become BQA Certified?
In order to meet and exceed consumer expectations, we must have two things: product integrity and a high-quality product that… read more
Grass Tetany: Now Is the Time To Prepare
This winter and looking towards spring, forecasts predict warmer than average temperatures across the state. With warmer temperatures and recent… read more
The power of genomics in registered herds
Genomics. What is the value for seedstock producers? The use of genomics, or DNA, in genetic evaluations has been happening for about a… read more
Understanding beef implants
Beef implants are inserted under the skin of the outer ear in inedible tissue. Growth-promoting implants have been used in… read more
Managing Postpartum Anestrus in Beef Cows for a Successful Breeding Season
Beef cows must recover from the nutrient and physical demands of calving and lactation and will have 80 to 85… read more
Economic Considerations for Early Weaning
Beef specialists and nutritionists often advise ranchers to wean calves at younger ages as a response to drought conditions. However,… read more
