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 ›
Feeder
Managing Dry Matter Intakes
By ,
There is no “hello” or “how are you doing?” when your nutritionist pulls in the yard, the…READ MORE ›

Hay bale
Investment in hay: Fertility and storage
By Ben Jensen,
The price tags on agricultural goods, along with other day-to-day necessities, are…READ MORE ›

Wheat
Fiber in swine diets
By Henrique Cemin, Ph.D.,
The use of fiber in swine diets has been the focus of significant attention recently.…READ MORE ›

Horse eating hay
Why are horse feed prices so high?
By Emily Dickson,
Not to use the “we’re living in unprecedented times” phrase one more time, but it really…READ MORE ›

Dairy Cow TMR
Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings
By Angie Golombeski, Ph.D.,
Feed costs represent the single greatest cost for milk production. Total mixed ration (…READ MORE ›

Dairy Calves
Calf Success: Setting calves up for a successful transition-monitoring calf starter intakes
By Ellan Dufour, M.S.,
What is an area you would like to improve in your calf raising? The chances are that the…READ MORE ›

Beef Cows Eating
Towards a better understanding of energy nutrition
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
Those engaged in the nutrition consulting game take pride in pinpointing causes of lost…READ MORE ›

Pouring Milk
Piecing together the puzzle to economically maximize milk fat production
By Jon Pretz, PH.D.,
In current dairy economics, milk fat accounts for a large percentage of the milk check.…READ MORE ›

Piglet
Working to wean more pigs per sow
By Dr. Andrew Bents,
We live in a fascinating time in agriculture, and the swine industry is no exception.…READ MORE ›