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Elevated feed nitrate and/or prussic acid are unwelcome guests at the ruminant dinner table. While consuming toxic levels of either yield the same unfortunate result, confusion persists among cattle producers as to why these toxins accumulate, as well as how to best manage the situation. ..READ MORE ›
The last couple of years have led to uncertainty in commodity market pricing, and this year has been no different,…READ MORE ›
Most commonly, when the word holistic is used within the swine industry, authors are referring to the use of non-…READ MORE ›
The summer heat is here, and it’s time for the cows to kick back with some icy drinks by the wading pool or sit inside…READ MORE ›
Liver abscesses continue to be a nagging problem for today’s cattle feeders. Incidences of liver abscesses have…READ MORE ›
Split-sex feeding, the practice of feeding barrows and gilts differently, used to be a more common production practice…READ MORE ›
Summertime is quickly approaching, but is your facility prepared for the next heatwave? In the dairy industry, heat…READ MORE ›
There is no “hello” or “how are you doing?” when your nutritionist pulls in the yard, the first thing they want to know…READ MORE ›
The price tags on agricultural goods, along with other day-to-day necessities, are changing by the week. In the last…READ MORE ›
The use of fiber in swine diets has been the focus of significant attention recently. Fiber-rich ingredients can be…READ MORE ›