The finish line is nearly in sight for cowherds around the country as spring-calving season looms. For many spring-calving herds, late-fall or early-winter marks the start of the third trimester and a significant upward shift in nutrient requirements.
Lubricant shear stability has been defined as “the property of an oil to resist the action of shear forces and the related mechanical destruction by breaking and tearing. It is the resistance to changes in viscosity.”
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When a cow’s nutrient requirements are met, her immune system is optimized and she’s best equipped to remain healthy. If cattle nutrition requirements are not met and an animal faces a challenge, it will likely have a reduced ability to cope or develop an immune response.
During the winter months, it’s easy to find reasons to skip your cattle feed supplements. After all, trudging across fields when it’s windy and cold — and sometimes snowing — isn’t anyone’s favorite task.
Cow/calf producers can add significant value by implementing a preconditioning program, which can pay off all the way through to the feedlot.
Follow these steps if you are having connectivity and live mapping issues related to drive connectivity.
Follow this step-by-step guide to help prepare for a smooth start to harvest season.
Learn more about grid sampling and how it can benefit your operation.
Koy Harris had the opportunity to attend the New Century Farmer Conference in Iowa from July 24-28. This conference was comprised of FFA members from all over the country and aimed to help future ag leaders expand their knowledge and set themselves up for future success.