Expert Advice

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Controlling Flies in Beef Cattle

In a perfect world, there would be products and management tactics available to rid cow herds of ALL flies. While this may not be realistic, producers can control and subside flies by being proactive and intentional with fly control programs.

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Feeding Mineral All Year Round

It’s easy to think about feeding mineral during breeding season. Some people also think about it before calving. Unfortunately, it’s all too easy to forget about the needs of your herd during the rest of the year.

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Mixing Mineral in Feeds

Having the ability to mix feed on ranch can provide numerous advantages to producers. Whether the ranch’s goal is to economically supplement a cow herd, start feeder calves, or develop replacement stock, mixing feed on-site provides opportunities for flexibility and precision in nutritional management.

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Unique forage challenges

Crystal Prom, a Cargill Dairy Focused Consultant in southern Wisconsin, shares how she helps her customers manage their forage inventories throughout the year. She shares best practices and industry technologies for finding solutions that fit her customer’s needs.

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Remain steady when sampling for mycotoxins

It’s hard to pinpoint the risk of mycotoxins if sampling procedures are inadequate. Two Cargill Animal Nutrition swine nutritionists offer tips for assessing risks and formulating rations based on the more than 60,000 samples analyzed each year at the company’s central laboratory in Elk River, MN.

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Realities of Dairy Cross Cattle in the Feedlot

Dairy origin beef animals are important to the beef supply chain, but they may bring challenges to feeders and cattle buyers. It is key to understand and seek opportunities to reduce the impact these challenges have on your dairy origin beef animals. The UpGrade Dairy x Beef Approach offers well-rounded nutrition to help maximize profit on dairy origin animals and encourage consistent performance from 400 pounds to finish.

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