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 ›
Cold Dairy Cows
Evaluating feeding strategies for the winter
By Jon Pretz, PH.D.,
As winter approaches in the United States, there are measures dairy producers can take to…READ MORE ›

Feedlot Cattle
Receiving management for high-risk feedlot cattle
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
Nothing influences an outcome more than getting off to a good start — or a bad one.…READ MORE ›

Milking Cows
Maximizing first lactation potential
By Angie Golombeski, Ph.D.,
The goal of most dairies is to efficiently raise high-quality heifers so that the heifers…READ MORE ›

Feed Sample
Practical tips to improve feed efficiency
By ,
Feed represents as much as 75% of the cost of production of a marketed pig. Combining…READ MORE ›

Cows eating hay
Interpreting your forage analysis
By Josh Stroh, M.S.,
Have you ever looked at a feed analysis and thought the information was confusing? A…READ MORE ›

Dry corn
Drought-Stressed Corn Silage: What You Can Expect
By Bruce Ziegler,
The 2023 growing season, similar to the last 2 years, is once again turning dry.  As…READ MORE ›

corn silage
Preparing for Corn Silage Harvest
By Jon Pretz, PH.D.,
As corn silage growers near their anticipated harvest date, it’s important to walk fields…READ MORE ›

piglet
Triad: Revolutionizing Farrowing and Pig Livability
By Morgan Hart,
Successful farrowing and pig livability are vital for the overall profitability and…READ MORE ›

Dairy Calves
Calf Success: Replacing valuable calf starter ingredients during times of availability and price volatility
By Ellan Dufour, M.S.,
Inconsistent ingredient availability and global supply chain issues over the past few…READ MORE ›