Health
Vaccination protocols, treatments, disease detection and more.
What the Research Says About Pain Control at Castration
Is pain management at and after castration an economical decision?
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Managing HPAI Risk on Farms and Feedlots
While not a new disease, there’s much to learn about avian influenza.
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Winning the BRD Battle: Stress Reduction and Smart Management
Using the right vaccines and being prompt when treating sick cattle saves lives.
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Producer Survey Offers Insights Into Liver Fluke and Parasite Management
By adopting evidence-based practices, cattle caretakers can protect their herds, improve production outcomes and reduce the hidden costs of liver flukes.
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Gizmos & Gadgets
The May 2025 edition of “Gizmos & Gadgets” features a spray-on antimicrobial solution, carbon-testing technology, a rectangular bale carrier, stronger livestock needles and a small square baler.
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Prevention is Key to Avoiding Pinkeye After Pasture Turnout
Iowa State University Extension Beef Specialist Chris Clark explains there is no easy vaccine solution providing consistent efficacy to the most common health nuisance on pasture — pinkeye. Involving multiple bacterial strains and risk factors, pinkeye is best handled through prevention and early intervention.
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Border Closed to Live Animal Imports
Ag Secretary announces suspension of live cattle, horse and bison imports through U.S. ports of entry along the southern border.
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News & Notes
News pertinent to U.S. farmers and ranchers, this edition includes: New World screwworm eradication efforts; Haney named regional manager; gene-editing technology approved; Pfeiffer inducted into Oklahoma Agriculture Hall of Fame; early registration for 2025 BIF symposium; Lallemand offers scholarships; U.S government drops criminal charges against South Dakota ranchers; and Alltech shares global feed production survey data.
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