Understanding Grass Tetany: A Springtime Risk

As spring pastures begin to green up, so does a serious but often overlooked danger—grass tetany, or hypomagnesemia. This metabolic disorder can affect a wide range of grazing livestock, including: These animals are most at risk when grazing on lush, rapidly growing pastures—typically in early spring or after a flush of regrowth in fall. What…

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Springtime Sheep Nutrition: Supporting Flock Health During Seasonal Transition

As winter gives way to early spring, sheep owners must adjust feeding programs to account for changing pasture conditions, lambing season, and the nutritional needs of their flock. Early spring presents both opportunities and challenges as fresh forage becomes available but may not yet provide all essential nutrients. Gradual Transition to Spring Pasture Early spring…

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Fall Season Livestock Nutrition Needs

As the crisp autumn air begins to settle in, it’s time to turn our attention to the changing nutritional needs of our livestock. The fall season brings unique challenges and opportunities to ensure our animals remain healthy and productive. Below, we’ll explore key considerations for adjusting livestock nutrition as the season transitions from the warmth…

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Livestock Pest Control

Innovations in Livestock Pest Control: Vitamins, Minerals, and Herbs Greetings, Livestock Enthusiasts! As we advance in sustainable farming practices, there’s a growing interest in natural pest control methods for livestock. This month’s edition of our newsletter focuses on the remarkable benefits of vitamins, minerals, and herbs in managing pests. These natural alternatives not only improve…

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Boost Your Animals’ Health with Vitamin A, D, and E Supplements This Spring and Summer

Sustainable farming: happy cows, nature, and food production.

Hello Valued Subscribers, As the seasons change, it’s important to adjust your animals’ care routines to ensure they stay healthy and vibrant. This newsletter focuses on how vitamin A, D, and E supplements can help your animals thrive during these warmer months. Vitamin A: Supporting Vision and Immune Health in Bright Days With longer daylight…

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