Category: Newsletter
February 2019 Newsletter PDF As many of you already know, we are sad to announce that by the time that you read this newsletter, Dr. Carrie Bargren of our …
January 2019 Newsletter PDF Since January weather can be incredibly cold and unpredictable, here’s a checklist to help make sure your calves will make it through any extreme cold …
December 2018 Newsletter PDF What’s on Their Feet? Back in July the FDA began an 18-month program to look at the prevalence of tetracycline residues in bulk tank milk. …
September 2018 Newsletter PDF With all the rain we’ve had in the last few weeks, it’s a good time to brush up on a disease in cattle, sheep and …
July 2018 Newsletter PDF Thank you to everyone who made it to our Producer Meeting Friday June 29th on “The Beef Side of Milk” presented by Dr. Dick Wallace …
June 2018 Newsletter PDF We use needles every day to prevent disease through vaccination and treat sick animals, but they are so small and seemingly insignificant we forget that …
May 2018 Newsletter PDF Pinkeye Season Infectious Bovine Keratoconjunctivitis, commonly known as Pinkeye, is a multifactorial disease caused by a combination of infectious agents and environmental stimulants. In cattle, …
April 2018 Newsletter PDF Preventing Antibiotic Residues One of every producer’s biggest fears is having a drug residue found in the milk or meat from their farm. Before the …
January 2018 Newsletter PDF Checklist for Subzero Calf Care Since temperatures will be below zero, single digits at best, for the foreseeable future, here’s a checklist to help you …
December 2017 Newsletter PDF Colostrum Management It is well known that colostrum — the first secretion from a cow’s udder after she gives birth — is necessary for a …