Winter Cow and Calf
Optimizing cattle performance with limited resources
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Winter is the time of year when cattle most often need additional supplementation to maintain body condition.READ MORE ›
Dairy Beef Calves
Crossbred dairy beef calves: What to consider before you buy
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
The priorities and perspectives of both dairy producers and packers will influence the profit potential and success of…READ MORE ›
Beef Calves
Nutritional strategies for starting calves
By Twig Marston, Ph.D.,
In the cattle business, there are few things as rewarding as getting weaned calves and newly arrived feeder cattle off…READ MORE ›
Harvesting Alfalfa
Alternative forage crop options
By Angie Golombeski, Ph.D.,
It’s no secret that there have been weather-related challenges across much of the U.S. this spring. Due to conditions…READ MORE ›
Stocker Calves
The stocker calf enterprise
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The stocker cattle segment of the beef industry takes young, lightweight, weaned calves and develREAD MORE ›

Dairy Calf
Calf Success: What you need to know about electrolyte therapy in young calves
By Ellan Dufour, M.S.,

Young calves are around 70–75 percent water by bodyweight and must be well-hydrated in order to sREAD MORE ›

Beef Cows in Snow
Winter to-do list for cattlemen
By Twig Marston, Ph.D.,

Winter nutrition and management has many focal points but there are a few management decisions alREAD MORE ›

DDGS Cattle
The pros and cons of supplementing with distiller’s grains
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With winter just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about protein and energy supplementation again.READ MORE ›
Manure
Expect more from your manure
By Lori Stevermer,
While manure is a by-product of animal production, high quality manure doesn’t just happen, it takes a bit of work and…READ MORE ›