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Source: South Dakota State University Author: Warren Rusche, Assistant Professor & SDSU Extension Feedlot Management Specialist Additional Authors: Julie Walker Weather conditions in South Dakota and the Great Plains occasionally cause problems with plant diseases and crop quality. In the case of...
Source: OMAFRA With the recent push towards lighter carcasses, more marbling and earlier slaughter, the role of high grain-corn diets has been reinforced. In some cases diets of whole corn plus supplement are fed for 90 to 100 days (no...
Alltech, a global leader in agriculture and animal nutrition, is set to become the primary importer and distributor of Agolin® products in the United States and Canada, effective May 1, 2024. Agolin® offers high-quality essential oil blends scientifically proven...
Feed additives are added to beef cattle diets with goals such as improving health and performance or reducing antibiotic use and greenhouse gas emissions. There are medicated feed additives, including antimicrobials, anti-coccidials, and antiparasitics, with many requiring a Veterinary...
Phibro Animal Health Corporation’s recent agreement with Zoetis Inc. marks a significant development in the animal health sector. Under the terms of the deal, Phibro will acquire Zoetis’ medicated feed additive (MFA) product portfolio and certain water soluble products...
Source: Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Storing feed for livestock is essential in climates like Manitoba where a winter environment may make up half the year. Putting feed up and keeping it in good condition can be difficult, especially...
Source: USDA news release Beef cattle operations that rely on precipitation to grow forage to feed their herds are particularly vulnerable to drought. When drought conditions diminish forage production and availability, beef cattle producers often must buy supplemental feed and...
Source: Michigan State University Extension, Jerad Jaborek Limit-feeding corn grain can be economically advantageous when the price of hay becomes too high due to short supply. During the winter when pastures are no longer a viable feed option, hay becomes the...
Source: University of Missouri Many Missouri beef producers found themselves trying to pull a rabbit out of the hat as they rang in 2024 with low hay supplies, says University of Missouri Extension beef nutrition specialist Eric Bailey. Bailey says post-drought...
Source: RDAR Results Driven Agriculture Research (RDAR) has announced a $110,291 Investment in CBS Bio Platforms to enable Alberta to lead development of enhanced and sustainable feed. Industry-leading outcomes from this research project will strengthen Alberta’s reputation as a centre...
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