Feedlot Cattle
Receiving management for high-risk feedlot cattle
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
Nothing influences an outcome more than getting off to a good start — or a bad one. Second only to calving and the days…READ MORE ›
Cows eating hay
Interpreting your forage analysis
By Josh Stroh, M.S.,
Have you ever looked at a feed analysis and thought the information was confusing? A forage analysis is an important…READ MORE ›
corn silage
Preparing for Corn Silage Harvest
By Jon Pretz, PH.D.,
As corn silage growers near their anticipated harvest date, it’s important to walk fields to determine how the crop is…READ MORE ›
Beef Cattle
Be on the lookout for pinkeye this summer
By Janna Block, Ph.D.,
Pinkeye is a significant health challenge that can affect cattle throughout the year but is of particular concern…READ MORE ›
Forage
Bunk stability preparations
By Ben Jensen,
A total mixed ration (TMR) diet has long been used to consistently offer a high-quality mix to ruminants. It allows…READ MORE ›
Beef Cow and calf
Proper nutrition is key to preventing grass tetany, milk fever, and pregnancy toxemia
By Twig Marston, Ph.D.,
Calving season can sometimes have the unexpected and costly consequence of down cows. Milk fever, winter/grass tetany…READ MORE ›
Beef Feedlot
Adding value with more days on feed: Does it pay?
By ,
In marketing fed cattle, the old saying rings true: “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” Today’s…READ MORE ›
Corn Stalks
Bedding: An annual approach
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
Feed-yard operators and ranchers rarely end the day having only completed a few tasks. However, bedding cattle is often…READ MORE ›
Feedlot Cattle
Bloat: Risk and intervention
By Josh Stroh, M.S.,
As new cattle arrive at the feed yard, phone calls inevitably follow to veterinarians and nutritionists regarding bloat…READ MORE ›