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It’s that time of year when spring calves will be weaned and new cattle will be entering stocker and feedlot operations.
Many U.S. dairies have adopted the use of semen from beef sires as part of an overall shift in their A.I. program.
The story of weaning and receiving calves is a familiar one across the country and it is soon upon us. As grass is drying up and fall has arrived it is time to formulate a plan for weaning. Bawling calves, stressed rumens, long truck rides and new environments all add up quickly to high stress conditions. Let us help you manage through with our MLS #5 Stress Tub: Targeted nutrition specifically formulated for weaning, receiving, or other high stress situations.
In light of current weather patterns and drought in portions of Kansas and surrounding states, Kansas State University (KSU) hosted a webinar featuring tips for strategic reduction of grazing pressure, supplementation and early weaned calf nutrition and health considerations.
Many producers I’ve talked to seem interested – and exhausted – by the number of probiotic and prebiotic feed options. Yeasts, yeast derivatives, yeast cultures and dead yeast products often are called probiotics and prebiotics.
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