
Manage ewes now for lambing success
A little attention now will make the most of feed and allow producers to be proactive on livestock health

Hunter or farmer, here’s how to beat avian flu
The peak outbreaks of 2022 are past, but avian flu is still a risk this fall

Spring moisture brings mould hazard
Danger brought by flooding doesn’t drop off once the water recedes

Is your flooding checklist ready to go?
From feed caches to clean water supply, producers should think about how to weather flooding this spring

Take precautions when using heat lamps for newborn livestock
The use of heat lamps increases the risk of fire, but with proper safety precautions they can be a helpful tool

Prepare for cold-weather calving
Adequate preparation for winter calving can help reduce the risk of disease spread

Kochia control waning in North Dakota
Two popular products also widely used in Manitoba seem less effective

Coccidiosis can affect calves
Coccidiosis is an intestinal parasite that may contaminate feed and water

Consider feed requirements for beef cattle during cold weather
As cold temperatures arrive, good-quality feed and protection from wind are key
The coldest part of the winter is here, and that may have a significant impact on livestock in areas that experienced relatively mild fall conditions. North Dakota State University Extension livestock specialists Karl Hoppe and Janna Block note that although most cattle in the region are acclimated to a cold environment, long periods of severe cold may require
Weaning considerations for healthy calves
This is the second-most stressful period in a calf’s life, and management is key to success