Hen laying eggs

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What to Expect When Your Chicks Start Laying: A Guide to the First Eggs
After weeks of anticipation—16 to 18, to be exact—your once-tiny chicks are finally on the brink of becoming egg-laying hens. It's an exciting time, and naturally, you have questions. When will they start laying? How can you support them? What’s normal and what’s not?..READ MORE ›
Calf in stalls
Calf Success: Feeding whole milk to calves: Is this option right for you?
By Ellan Dufour, M.S.,
Whole milk can be an excellent source of nutrition for calves if managed correctly. Some…READ MORE ›

Feedlot Cattle
Managing cattle on self-feeders
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Most cattle are fed total mixed rations (TMR) or grain supplements daily to optimize…READ MORE ›

Dairy Cows
Nutrition management considerations for summer heat
By Jon Pretz, PH.D.,
It is well-documented that summer heat can have both short-term and long-term impacts on…READ MORE ›

Nursery Pigs
POWERSTART Solo and the impact of feed budgeting on performance
By Henrique Cemin, Ph.D.,
POWERSTART™ Solo is a single-phase diet designed to be fed from weaning until 25 pounds…READ MORE ›

Horse Dewormer
To “de-” or not to “de-” — that is the confusion
By Dr. Ed Bonnette,
I receive a steady stream of questions from the internet every week. Most are fairly easy…READ MORE ›

Cattle
Beefing up against bad feet
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It doesn’t matter what time of year it is — the potential for hoof injuries and…READ MORE ›

Baleage
Baleage: Is it the right fit for your operation?
By Ben Jensen,
Baleage has become a common term on farms throughout the country, as it is now one of the…READ MORE ›

Manure
Get a load of this
By Dr. Ed Bonnette,
As I was wheeling out a delectable-smelling load of horse manure to the pile outside the…READ MORE ›

DDGS Cattle
Feeding cattle without distillers grains
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
Since the advent of the ethanol boom in the upper Midwest, distillers grains (also known…READ MORE ›