Winter feeding remains the largest cost in Canadian cow-calf production, according to 2024 benchmark data from Canfax Research Services.
Feed costs accounted for about 63...
Late gestation is when many management decisions come together. Feed quality, body condition, weather, and grouping strategies all influence how smoothly calving season goes....
Bottle calves are a reality on many cow–calf operations. Whether a cow dies, rejects her calf, or simply doesn’t produce enough milk, producers often...
Whether calves stay on the farm or arrive in a new group, the weeks around weaning are one of the most vulnerable points in...
Episode Description
AABP Executive Director Dr. Fred Gingrich is joined by Dr. Geoffrey Smith, dairy technical services veterinarian with Zoetis. Calf scours remains a significant...
When newborn beef calves have trouble transitioning after birth.
Some newborn beef calves struggle to become fully alert in the hours after birth. They may...
Winter-feeding represents one of the largest expenses for cow–calf producers across Canada. The approach taken during these cold months affects not only production costs,...
The FAQs on feed
Below are some of the most common questions about using SAFE-GUARD feed.
What types of feed are there?
SAFE-GUARD offers a variety of...
Cull cows often represent an overlooked source of income for cow–calf operations. Across North America, sales of market cows usually account for 15 to...
Current market conditions for raw, whole soybeans are making them price competitive in parts of Nebraska with other protein sources, such as distillers grains...