Feed & Nutrition

Walking down the aisle of a grocery store, chances are you will find an “excellent source of omega-3” on product labels from eggs to dog food. While consumers have some idea of the health benefits of essential fatty acids, they may not have an idea of the health implications for themselves and their animals.

The optimization of feed efficiency and animal health is critical to the success and profitability of the beef industry.

With increased heat, little to no rain and already damaged crops across much of the Plains, many cattle producers are looking for substitute sources of protein for their herds.

As winter sets in around us, the majority of our feeding management still lies ahead for the year.

Cattlemen, there are no worries, according to the following claim: “Start saving over 50 percent of your feed costs and take control of the quality and availability of your feed supply by growing hydroponic fodder.”

Efficiency. Performance. Longevity.

These are buzzwords in beef cow management – and for good reason. A cow that efficiently utilizes a ration to produce marketable calves each year is an easy keeper and an asset to the herd.