Nutrition

Providing the right type of mineral with diets containing distillers can alleviate potential health problems and often times be more cost effective as well.

More tools would also be welcomed for understanding and mitigating the impacts of tall fescue on the livestock industry.

Summer-born calves wintered on cornstalks have lighter weaning weights than those wintered in a drylot, but catch up in the feedlot, in a University of Nebraska Study.

It is necessary that the cow manager understand the change in nutrient requirements of beef cows as they change from gestating cows to early lactation cows.

Feed intakes, passage rates depend on ration fiber.

Ruminants produce about 25% of methane in the U.S. Production efficiency is reducing that number.

Ionophores have been used for many years in the beef and poultry industries for improved feed efficiency and control of coccidiosis

Although water is the cheapest nutrient we may purchase or provide, it is the one we provide the most of on a per pound basis.

Mud and cold, wet conditions are much more difficult to manage than just the bitterly cold.

Here's what you need to know about hemp as a feed ingredient for cattle.