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Maximizing profitability during summer markets through nutrition in pig operations

Apr 18, 2024

In summer, the presence of additional environmental stressors, including heat, can severely impact growth performance. Nutrition plays a surprisingly pivotal role in preventing the problems associated with heat stress...READ MORE ›

Adding value with more days on feed: Does it pay?

By , Feb 01, 2023

In marketing fed cattle, the old saying rings true: “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” Today’s…READ MORE ›

Developing and Selecting Replacement Gilts

By Morgan Hart, Jan 17, 2023

Replacement gilts are essential for maintaining the productivity of the sow herd. Many producers experience a high loss…READ MORE ›

Assessing the 2022 Corn Silage Quality

By Angie Golombeski, Ph.D., Jan 09, 2023

The 2022 corn silage harvest has been completed, and this year’s crop is now either in storage or being fed. Dry…READ MORE ›

Bedding: An annual approach

By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team, Dec 09, 2022

In a popular YouTube video, Admiral William McRaven, a retired four-star admiral with the U.S. Navy, states, “If you…READ MORE ›

Where is the corn?

By Ben Jensen, Nov 28, 2022

After another fantastic fall harvest, it is now time to sit back and start collecting data from this year’s crop to…READ MORE ›

Minimize the effects of cold stress on your herd this winter

By Angie Golombeski, Ph.D., Nov 21, 2022

Since autumn was so mild in the upper Midwest this year, it seems hard to believe, but the truth is unavoidable: Winter…READ MORE ›

What can research do for you?

By Lori Stevermer, Nov 09, 2022

On any given day, owners, managers and employees of pig farms must deal with multiple issues, such as pig health,…READ MORE ›

Ensure your calves reach their full potential with Blueprint®

By Ellan Dufour, M.S., Oct 31, 2022

When it comes to raising great replacement heifers, our goal is simple: maximize performance while supporting optimal…READ MORE ›

Bloat: Risk and intervention

By Josh Stroh, M.S., Oct 05, 2022

As new cattle arrive at the feed yard, phone calls inevitably follow to veterinarians and nutritionists regarding bloat…READ MORE ›