Cutting Silage
Early corn silage chopping: Good or bad?
By Ben Jensen,
Nobody would argue that corn is not a highly versatile and valuable crop. Just ask any FFA member, and they will tell…READ MORE ›
Grazing Cattle
Nitrate and prussic acid poisoning: Similarities and differences
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
Elevated feed nitrate and/or prussic acid are unwelcome guests at the ruminant dinner table. While consuming toxic…READ MORE ›
Beef Cattle
Liver abscesses: A nagging beef production problem
By Twig Marston, Ph.D.,
Liver abscesses continue to be a nagging problem for today’s cattle feeders. Incidences of liver abscesses have…READ MORE ›
Feeder
Managing Dry Matter Intakes
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Observing dry matter intakes (DMI) can help tell us a lot about what is going on with the cattle, like what kind of…READ MORE ›
Hay bale
Investment in hay: Fertility and storage
By Ben Jensen,
The price tags on agricultural goods, along with other day-to-day necessities, are changing by the week. In the last…READ MORE ›
Beef Cows Eating
Towards a better understanding of energy nutrition
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
Those engaged in the nutrition consulting game take pride in pinpointing causes of lost performance. Minute dietary…READ MORE ›
Beef cattle
Strategies to market calf-feds earlier
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Every year, around the end of the fall harvest, cattle producers contemplate what to do with their freshly weaned…READ MORE ›
Beef Calf
Optimizing genetic potential with creep feed
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Weaning weight is an important indicator of a ranch’s output, as it can serve as a gauge of what that cow herd produced…READ MORE ›
Beef cow drinking water
Water quality and concerns for beef cattle
By Josh Stroh, M.S.,
Water is the most critical nutrient but often overlooked for its importance and contribution to animal nutrition.…READ MORE ›