By Kent Feeds During winter months, spring calving cows are positioned with precise nutrient requirements in order to grow and develop a healthy fetus, as...
By Hubbard Feeds Cattle producers depend on effective and economical supplementation programs to meet the challenges that winter presents. When formulating...
By Mark Jacobs Cold weather is still with us. Sometimes it is a challenge to get the livestock to drink during the extreme cold. Mineral and salt consumption during...
By Scott Goetz We have made it to January. The weather has been amazing for early winter, but we all know we will pay for it sometime. Most likely, winter...
By Kent Watson Organic trace minerals are becoming more and more popular and that is great because this form of mineral has shown to support early conception and...
By Hubbard Feeds Calf milk replacers vary not only in their protein and fat ratios but also in the type and quality of the proteins and fats used. Additionally...
By Mark Jacobs The weather this fall has been good for extended grazing. At some point we will have to start feeding hay to the livestock.
By Scott Goetz Mineral can cost from $0.10 up to more than $0.25 per cow per day, but it is a worthwhile investment for the benefits in reproductive and overall...
By Kent Watson
Due to the increasing cost of commodities, basing rations around forage quality will provide the greatest opportunity to control your costs but...
By Mark Jacobs Some of the cattle are grazing stalk fields while the weather permits. Lick tubs are an excellent option to boost the low protein of the stalk fields.
By Hubbard Feeds Utilizing high-quality forages presents the largest opportunity for ration cost-savings on-farm... Forage quality and digestibility can be affected...
By Scott Goetz If you calve in the spring your cows should be in their second trimester. During this time, calves are developing muscle and fat. The muscle that...