Source: University of Florida
Philipe Moriel and Joao Vendramini
INTRODUCTION
The primary goal of precalving supplementation of protein and energy is to increase body condition score (BCS)...
Source: University of Missouri
Bill Lamberson
Professor, Animal Sciences
Jordan Thomas
Assistant Professor, Animal Sciences
Crossbreeding in commercial beef cattle production improves efficiency through heterosis and breed complementation (Figure...
Crossbreeding is a valuable but often overlooked tool in beef production. When managed properly, it can improve both calf performance and the longevity of...
Source: Ohio State University, Dr. Michelle Arnold, UK Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
“Reproductive failure” is an all-encompassing term if a cow loses a calf during pregnancy or...
Source: Utah State University
Breeding Soundness Exam
Whether a first-time buyer or a veteran producer, bull selection usually turns up a series of questions for the...
In cow-calf operations, the ultimate goal is simple but critical: one healthy calf per cow each year. Achieving this consistently hinges on strong reproductive...
Source: University of Missouri Extension
Scott Poock
Extension Veterinarian, College of Veterinary Medicine
Jordan Thomas
Assistant Professor, Animal Sciences
Emily Smith
Graduate Research Assistant, Animal Sciences
An excellent herd health program...
Source: University of Arkansas
Generally success or failure in the cow/calf business depends to a large extent upon doing the right things at the right...
Source: EmGenisys, Inc. news release
The latest patent issued to EmGenisys, Inc., an animal health company that aims to improve success rates in embryo transfer...
Source: University of Kentucky, Darrh Bullock
Summary: Reproduction is typically a lowly heritable trait, but there are genetic practices that can help improve reproduction rates.
Introduction
Reproduction has a...