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Source: University of Missouri “As cattle producers rebuild their cattle herds, the focus may be to retain heifers as replacements,” says Patrick Davis, University of Missouri Extension livestock field specialist. Breeding season will soon be upon us, and it is...
Source: EmGenisys news release EmGenisys, Inc., an animal health company improving success rates of embryo transfer (ET) and in vitro fertilization (IVF) for cattle producers, announces open enrollment for EmVisionM . EmVisionM analyzes the viability and health of embryos at the...
Source: Government of Manitoba Providing adequate nutrition to your breeding herd saves on feed costs and maximizes reproductive performance. It's important to correlate optimum body condition scores (BCS) with the four main feeding stages in a cow's yearly production cycle. Stage...
Source: University of Minnesota Quick facts When you interrupt a cow that is calving, she will prioritize her own life and stop calving. There are three stages to labor. Stage 2 of labor begins with the appearance of the water...
Source:Mississippi State University Extension For a cow-calf operation, good reproductive rates are critical to operational success and profitability. It is generally expected that each breeding-age female in the herd produces a healthy calf each year and successfully raises each calf...
Source: South Dakota State University by: Julie Walker, Professor & SDSU Extension Beef Specialist Additional Authors: Matthew Diersen Typically, replacement heifers are bred to calve earlier than mature cows. By conducting early pregnancy diagnosis, producers can make management decisions that impact herd...
Source: University of Missouri “Proper heifer development is key to a successful cattle herd and profitable operation,” says Patrick Davis, University of Missouri Extension livestock field specialist. As herds rebuild from drought or old cow turnover due to favorable prices,...
This episode of Cattle HQ, Robin Salverson learns from Dr. Rebecca Poole about the cutting edge research around the uterine microbiome and the potential impact on fertility.  Join us during this episode to learn more about: What is a...
Source: “It is time to begin preparing for the upcoming breeding season,” says Patrick Davis, University of Missouri Extension livestock field specialist. In preparation for the upcoming breeding season, Davis will discuss management strategies to make sure bulls are ready...
Source: Alabama Cooperative Extension System The success of a beef cow-calf operation depends on the number of calves produced and marketed each year. Fewer calves to market will reduce gross income and negatively affect profitability. Reproductive performance can potentially increase or...
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