Pink Eye and IBR Challenge Franklin County Cattle
Veterinary expert Homer Calay warns pink eye and infectious bovine rhinotracheitis threaten cattle health and weight gain. Diagnosis guides treatment with vaccines and selective care. fly and irritant exposure often start pink eye. A separate AP report notes U.S. wheat production may plateau, with 20 25 years needed to meet rising world demand as land limits constrain gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Franklin County
Homer Calay
DVM
Kansas State University
Cathy
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
United States
Department’s Economics, Statistics and Cooperatives Service
Walter G. Heid Jr
U.S. Grain Marketing Research Center
Manhattan
Kan
Hay storage and cutting time affect hay quality and cattle gains
Purdue and Kansas State research show inside storage minimizes dry matter loss from 22.2 percent to 8 percent, with best practice inside or well drained areas. High quality hay yields better digestibility and gains, while cheaper feed like soybean meal and corn can offset lower forage value. Genetic origin of feeder calves influences daily gain and profitability, urging buyers to know calf sources.
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Robert Bozworth
Purdue University
Kansas
Keith
Zoehner
Kansas State University
Purdue
Michael E. Dikeman
Dikeman
K. E Kemp
K-State
J. D. Crouse
R.L. Hruska Meat Animal Research Center
USDA
Clay Center
Néb
Louisiana
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