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Connecting you with the latest news, expertise and information to enhance the health and productivity of your beef operation.

Vaccine protection comes through in tough weather

Learn how to prevent calves from developing respiratory issues with the first intranasal vaccine that protects against both viral and bacterial pneumonia.

Elevate care to protect against BRD

Protecting cattle against BRD begins with good animal husbandry practices and a comprehensive vaccine program.

Top five reasons to implant calves at weaning

From economic benefits to ease of use, discover five key reasons to implant calves before they head to the feedlot.

Feed dewormers are an easy and viable option for summer parasite management

Learn about the effectiveness of cattle feed dewormers for summer parasite management.

Deworming to maximize cattle performance

Parasites negatively impact the overall health and performance of cattle. Learn how to deworm beef cattle for maximum efficacy in four key steps.

All cattle disease information at your fingertips

With more than 700 images of clinical findings, the Merck Feedlot Diseases Atlas app is the most complete reference for diseases that impact feedlot cattle.

What additional benefits should I expect from giving calves an implant and a parasiticide at turnout?

Dr. John Hutcheson explains how an effective implanting program helps cattle reach their genetic potential more efficiently.

Is H. somni a problem in today’s cattle populations?

H. somni is a major cause of bacterial pneumonia in cattle industries. Learn about the risks and symptoms of H. somni in cattle and prevention strategies.

Sustainability through animal health and productivity

Preweaning and weaning calf vaccination both work to protect against respiratory disease issues. Learning about these topics can improve fall profits.

Seven strategies to reduce dry period mastitis

Follow these seven strategies to help prevent new IMIs and set dairy cows up for success post-calving.

Economics of extending days on feed: live, carcass or grid sales

See the results of a trial that tested the economics of increasing days-on-feed and takeaways for your feeding and implant program.

How do we keep antibiotics working?

The list of new antibiotics for cattle isn’t growing. From prevention to detection and treatment, learn about the Health for Animals association’s roadmap to keeping cattle healthy.

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