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Author: Emily Lochner

Injection Sites

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on December 1, 2024October 14, 2024Comments are Disabled

When giving injectable products to cattle it is important to separate injections from each other by at least the width of an adult hand. Separating injections allows for more effective …

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Do You Know Your Soil Matters?

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on November 1, 2024September 3, 2024Comments are Disabled

Soil type impacts what forages will grow in an area, stocking rates, fertilization considerations, and several other aspects important to managing cattle on pasture or range. In most situations several …

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Mature Weight

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on October 1, 2024July 31, 2024Comments are Disabled

Mature weight is a term that is often used in the beef industry, especially in terms of heifer development. It is also important when estimating nutrients requirements, animal performance, and …

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Product Labels

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on September 1, 2024July 17, 2024Comments are Disabled

Product labels can and do change so it is important to double check the label before using a product. For example, over the last 2 years the product labels and …

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Grazing Forages

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on August 1, 2024June 13, 2024Comments are Disabled

When grazing perennial forages, it is critical to leave a certain amount of forage to help the plant regrow after grazing and ensure a robust root mass. The minimum amount …

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Herd Health Preventatives

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on July 1, 2024May 6, 2024Comments are Disabled

Dewormers (aka anthelmintics) are an important part of a preventative herd health program for many cattle operations. When using dewormers it is critical to check the label to make sure …

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Sulfur Levels

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on June 1, 2024April 9, 2024Comments are Disabled

Sulfur is considered a secondary plant nutrient and if soils are deficient adding sulfur can improve forage production. However, overapplying sulfur with ammonium sulfate or in other fertilizers is costly …

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Insecticide Control

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on May 1, 2024March 12, 2024Comments are Disabled

Various insecticides can be used to control small grasshoppers and armyworms in pastures and hay meadows including insect growth regulators like diflubenzuron. When selecting which product(s) to use it is …

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The Importance of Hay Storage

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on April 1, 2024February 7, 2024Comments are Disabled

Hay storage will impact how much hay is needed and the cost of the hay feeding program. Strategies to reduce storage loss will vary some based on annual rainfall. In …

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Calf Care

by Emily LochnerUncategorizedPosted on March 1, 2024January 25, 2024Comments are Disabled

Calf scours can occur from an infection or from the consumption of a large amount of milk (aka milk scours). Watching calves to see how they act can help determine …

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