Browse the latest new product releases and service announcements relevant to beef producers, from livestock chutes to ration management tools.
Problem: Mass fly population. Production losses in cattle occur, caused by the bacterial agent, Moraxella bovis.
Symptoms: Lacrimation, excessive blinking, conjunctivitis, weight loss and loss of sight.
Challenge: Difficult to isolate, treat and control.
Solution: Curicyn’s Pink Eye Kit.
Priefert’s weather vane feeder is ideal for pasture use with cattle.
S&S Cattle Company out of Herrick, South Dakota, is offering custom UTV crossings for fencelines.
Merck Animal Health recently introduced Banamine Transdermal, the first and only U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved product for pain control in a food-producing animal.
Built for varied work applications, John Deere introduces two new utility vehicles to its lineup. The gas-powered Gator HPX615E and the diesel-powered Gator HPX815E models offer four-wheel drive for improved terrain capability and superior payload, cargo capacity, towing and overall stability.
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