Fighting Flies, Ticks, Mosquitoes & More

LIVESTOCK NUTRITION SUPPLIES Producer Newsletter  •  Summer 2026 Fighting Flies, Ticks, Mosquitoes & More The Case for All-Natural, Multi-Layer Protection For Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Goats & All Livestock Summer brings green grass, longer days — and an onslaught of ectoparasites. Flies, ticks, and mosquitoes are not merely a nuisance. They are a direct tax on…

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Winter Nutrition for Sheep: Meeting Cold Weather and Pregnancy Needs

Happy New Year Livestock Enthusiasts, As winter settles in, sheep face increased nutritional demands driven by colder temperatures, reduced forage quality, and— for many flocks— late gestation and the approach of lambing season. Proper winter nutrition is critical not only for maintaining body condition, but also for supporting immune function, fetal development, and successful lambing…

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🧾 Understanding Frost-Damaged Forages & Protecting Livestock Health

Dear Valued Subscribers, As temperatures drop and frost becomes more frequent, livestock producers face a critical seasonal challenge: frost-affected forages. While fall forages can be nutritious, frost events change plant chemistry in ways that can put cattle, sheep, goats, and horses at risk. This newsletter highlights what to watch for, how to protect your animals,…

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🧾 Boost Your Bottom Line with Premium Vitamin, Mineral, Probiotics & Garlic Supplementation

Dear Livestock Enthusiasts, In today’s livestock industry, margins are tight and efficiency is everything. One of the most reliable ways to improve profitability is to optimize animal nutrition — not just with balanced rations, but with high-quality vitamins, minerals, probiotics, and natural additives like garlic. At Livestock Nutrition Supplies LLC, our premium supplement programs are…

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🍂 Preparing Livestock Nutrition for Fall

Dear Valued Subscribers, As the days grow shorter and pastures lose some of their summer richness, it’s essential to adjust livestock nutrition to keep animals healthy and productive through cooler weather. Fall is a transitional season—nutrient demands shift, forage quality declines, and animals prepare for winter. Here are key considerations to ensure your herd stays…

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