Expert Advice
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Can your barns handle winter weather?
Cold winter weather brings the challenge of keeping livestock safe, warm and comfortable. Two Cargill production support specialists provide valuable tips for making sure you’ve covered all the bases in terms of winterizing your barns.
Manage E. coli in the nursery
The bacterial disease caused by pathogenic Escherichia coli (E. coli) has made a resurgence in US nurseries. Three swine nutritionists discuss E. coli and some of the strategies producers can use to manage the infection.
Don’t overlook water quality
Water is the most important nutrient pigs receive, so producers need to ensure the water in their barns is good quality, properly delivered, and available to all pigs. Listen to what two Cargill production experts have to say about taking water samples and alleviating issues.
Performance And Profitability With The Nurture Program
Cargill's Nurture program is designed to be flexible and fit to the specifications of your business.
The Why and How for Balancing Amino Acids
Feeding excess protein is expensive. If we aren't balancing amino acids with the necessary energy for growth, we risk wasting protein in the diet.
10 New Ways to Help Your Calves Thrive
A new year opens the door to new opportunities for your young animal program.
Giving Back is "Dairy" Good!
The De Saegher family is always seeking to be a helpful hand in their community, finding new ways to be innovative in the dairy industry, and bringing their dreams to life. Cargill is lucky to work alongside them and reach higher every day.
Are you listening to your data?
Data insights allow producers to make more informed business and management decisions, and much of the data is already being collected. Dusty Abney, Beef Technical Specialist / Cargill Animal Nutrition gives his recommendations on data collection and usage for producers.
Focus on economics to help guide sustainability
Focusing on the economic sustainability of your operation can help you make sound decisions on how to effectively utilize environmental and social resources. Here are some ways to accomplish that goal.
Manage forage inventory for more profit
Planning ahead for winter feeding has big payoffs, says Wesley Moore, Beef Technical Supervisor for Cargill Animal Nutrition. If your hay inventory is inadequate, you can improve forage utilization, come up with more feed or reduce the number of animals.
Optimize your resources to increase profitability
If costs in a cattle operation are underestimated or inaccurately captured, it’s hard to tell if a year was actually profitable. Here are some ways to potentially increase your profitability.
Change traditional practices for continuous improvement
Dusty Abney, Beef Technical Specialist for Cargill Animal Nutrition, challenges cow-calf producers to go beyond the status quo, particularly when it comes to cow nutrition. He gives five important factors cattlemen should keep in mind.