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🌾 Why Drought Disrupts Forage Availability Plant growth on native rangelands hinges largely on rainfall during the growing season. Insufficient moisture can cause forage...
As cattle producers gear up for events like shows, sales, or seasonal moves, transporting cattle requires more than just a trailer and a truck....
Episode Description Welcome to BCI Cattle Chat! In this week’s episode of Cattle Chat, the team is joined by special guest Dr. Logan Thompson, KSU...
As cattle head out to pasture for the grazing season, beef producers may find themselves dealing with a common nuisance: pinkeye. While vaccination programs...
Blue-green algae, scientifically known as cyanobacteria, are microscopic organisms that can form harmful blooms in farm water sources such as dugouts. These blooms are...
In times of dry conditions and limited rainfall, cattle producers are encouraged to proactively prepare for potential forage shortages. Implementing a strategic herd reduction...
Establishing an appropriate vaccination program is a key component of maintaining herd health. However, vaccination plans are not one-size-fits-all. Each operation must consider its...
As spring progresses, cattle producers are focused on preparing their replacement heifers for a successful breeding season. A key part of this preparation includes...
Overview Free-choice mineral supplements are a widely used method to meet the nutritional requirements of grazing cattle. However, maintaining intake within the target range can...
A newly published study from the University of Missouri has revealed that both beef and dairy cattle in the United States have been widely...
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