Species
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Classes of Cattle
Calves. Heifers. Cows. Bulls. Steers. Each class of cattle has its own unique nutritional requirements....
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Diet and Nutrition for Cattle
Growing beef cattle will consume approximately 2.5 percent of their body weight each day depending on forage conditions....
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Fly Control in Cattle Herds
Fly control in cattle herds is a critical part of an integrated pest management system and reducing your overall production costs....
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Grass Tetany in Cattle
Grass tetany, also known as “grass staggers”, “wheat pasture poisoning” & “winter tetany”, is a fatal metabolic disease caused by a low levels of magnesium in the blood serum of ruminant l...
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Help Freshly Weaned Calves Keep Their Appetite
Weaning can be a stressful time for calves, but by starting on a transitional feed that is designed to get calves eating when their appetite is reduced can help their long-term performance....
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Keeping Cattle Parasite Free
Parasites have several negative effects on cattle health and productivity. They suppress appetite, negatively impact growth, damage gut lining and make cattle more susceptible to disease....
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Managing Mineral Intake
Minerals are an important part of the total ration for cows and calves. They are necessary for reproduction, health, growth and milk production....
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Shelter & Care Basics for Cattle
When preparing to house cattle, it is important to consider factors including feeding capabilities, handling facilities, shelter, and removal of stressful conditions....