BRD prevention starts with low-stress cattle handling
Moving to low-stress cattle handling during hauling and receiving can help prevent bovine respiratory disease (BRD).
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Deworming and implanting provide big return on investment
Dr. Ted Dahlstrom shares the importance of investing in beef cattle health and the impact dewormer and implanting can have on your farm’s ROI.
New EID rules spark questions
New EID ear tag requirements will impact those sending cattle across state lines. Be informed and ready.
Parasite control critical for high-risk stocker cattle at Oklahoma’s Shero Ranch
Learn how Earl Shero takes on the challenges of raising high-risk stocker cattle using a comprehensive herd health program.
Is your deworming program working?
Build up cattle performance by using these five steps in your deworming program.
Building BRD resilience in young calves
Strengthen resilience to bovine respiratory disease in young calves by using best management practices and health protocols.
How internal parasites impact cattle immunity and vaccine efficacy
Learn how internal parasites in beef cattle impact the immune system and how producers can adjust their deworming strategy for prevention.
Experts explore the complexities of pinkeye, how to reduce impact
Read our recommended combination approach to help prevent pinkeye in cattle.
Summer deworming benefits without a chute trip
Choosing the right dewormers during the summer months is important for successful grazing programs. Read about the benefits of deworming cattle.
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.