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October 31, 2024Results Are In--The Importance of Prevention, Surveillance and Good Treatment Practices Summarized results of recent beef and forage research projects...
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August 8, 2024The Results Are In--Good Beef Starts with Good Forage Recent research results on new Canadian forage varieties, animal health, beef quality and more....
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March 7, 2024Calf 911 – How to Spot Respiratory Acidosis in a Newborn Calf ▶️ Dr. Gabriel Jantzi of Metzger Veterinary Services explains what causes...
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February 20, 2024An Ounce of Prevention 🎙️ Vaccines are designed to help cattle resist diseases, but they won't overcome poor management protocols or improper...
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February 21, 2023Keeping Calves Healthy 🎙️ A Western College of Veterinary Medicine study discovered some key management practices to help avoid calf diarrhea,...
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December 5, 2022Five Management Tips To Make a Big Impact in Small Herds 🎙️ In 2021, 53% of farms with cattle in Canada reported having 72 head or less. What...
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June 27, 2022Stopping Johne’s Disease in Its Tracks: What’s the Best Testing Strategy for Your Herd? Johne’s disease has been a lingering threat to the beef...
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April 29, 2022How (and Why) These Eastern Canadian Cow-Calf Producers Changed and Defined Their Calving Periods 🎙️ A beef producer from Nova Scotia and another from...
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February 14, 2022Cut Costs Carefully This article written by Dr. Reynold Bergen, BCRC Science Director, originally appeared in the February 2022 issue of Canadian...
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January 11, 2022A Guide to Keeping Records That Help Make Profitable Decisions The start of a new season and year is the perfect time for beef producers to look back...
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November 23, 2021Always Look a Gift Cow in the Mouth There's more to cattle-buying decisions than price alone. Introducing adult cows or bulls to an existing herd...
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October 19, 2021Optimum Condition = Maximum Production Learn more at www.bodyconditionscoring.ca When feed supplies are short, it may be tempting to feed less and...
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