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How cattle vaccination and nutrition connect
Vaccinations and nutrition have a symbiotic relationship in terms of maintaining healthy immune functions in cattle. While quality nutritional programs are the bedrock of healthy immune function, both nutritional and vaccination programs are important for successful preventative health management on a cattle operation. ..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…READ MORE ›

Swine Research
What we’re learning in swine research and how it benefits you
By Henrique Cemin, Ph.D.,
At Hubbard Feeds, one of our main goals is to provide science-driven solutions to our…READ MORE ›

Dairy Cows with flies
Summer fly preparations for your dairy
By Angie Golombeski, Ph.D.,
With the cooler temperatures we have been having in much of the upper Midwest, fly…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…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.…READ MORE ›

Pigs
Improving piglet performance with polyphenols
By Dr. Andrew Bents,
Gut health in pigs continues to be a focus area for producers and veterinarians. Growing…READ MORE ›

Dairy Cows
High-oleic soybeans: A protein consideration for lactating dairy cattle rations
By Jon Pretz, PH.D.,
Incorporating soybeans and their byproducts into dairy cattle rations is a fairly common…READ MORE ›

Dairy Calf
Calf Success: Mitigating Young Calf Stressors
By Ellan Dufour, M.S.,
What’s stressful to a young dairy calf? I think we all know the answer: almost everything…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…READ MORE ›