By Hubbard Feeds
Incorporating soybeans and their byproducts into dairy cattle rations is a fairly common practice throughout the United States. Depending on...
By Kent Feeds Breeding season is here, or has begun for some producers. As the grass starts to green up and the tractors start rolling we can tend to forget about...
By Mike King Calving season is here, and we need to make sure we’re giving our cattle all the nutrients and minerals they need. Blueprint Cow Calf 5 with Bio...
By Hubbard Feeds It’s not easy to decide when to market cattle; it’s tempting to hang on to them a little longer in the hope of gaining more sellable...
By Mike King The calving season is coming, and we need to make sure that the calves, cows, and heifers get the energy and protein they need the last 60 days before...
By Kent Feeds Home Fresh 20 Dairy Goat is ideal for your herd, providing optimal nutrition and beneficial feed additives for doe, buck, and kid alike.
By Hubbard Feeds If you want to change your world, start by bedding your cattle. We can’t control what the environment has in store for us, but having...
By Kent Feeds It may not be practical to wait until Christmas to start feeding new crop corn silage, but it is useful to understand that the fermentation process is...
By Mark Jacobs Lick tubs are available for all classes of livestock. The molasses in the tubs give critical energy to sheep in the late stages of pregnancy...
By Hubbard Feeds Cracked kernels are not good enough anymore, as we strive to pulverize the kernels to the point of losing the corn in the plant material. Many may...
By Kent Feeds During the first three weeks of life, the maintenance requirement increases about 10% for each 10°F drop in temperature below 60°F.
By Mark Jacobs Some stalk fields are being pastured. Protein supplementation is needed when turning into stalk fields. Lick tubs are a good source of protein while...