Form-A-Feed Vet & Ag Center in Kimball

09/25/2026

Water is essential for the life of livestock and all living beings. That's why we revived this article for Throwback Thursday.

Dairy producers are always looking for ways to gain efficiency while reducing costs. That’s just good business. But, some budget cuts can cost you more in the

09/24/2026

On the show we are re-airing today, SDSU's Dr. Warren Rusche discusses what to consider when feeding cattle damaged wheat.

What is different today about BRD and what remains the same?

09/23/2026

Our friends at Pharmgate Animal Health provide a great reminder today that swine production is all about efficiency, and established management protocols for disease prevention, detection, and response help growers keep their operation moving ahead.

Modern swine production is built for efficiency. Pig flow, diets, and daily routines are designed to reduce variation and protect performance. Disease

09/16/2026

The standards for food safety are high, and consumers increasingly expect quality and transparency in food production.

Salmonella remains a persistent challenge in poultry production, posing risks to both animal health and food safety. Salmonellosis is one of the most

09/11/2026

Milking center rooms are required to be well-ventilated. This article breaks down what to consider when establishing your ventilation plan, which makes it perfect to share on this Throwback Thursday.

Dairy farm milking centers come in all sizes, shapes, and layouts. All have milk rooms with one or more bulk tanks and access to milk towers and plate

09/08/2026

Considering the issue of increasing product resistance, a single dewormer may no longer be enough to protect growth, health, and profitability in many herds. This article from our partners at Huvepharma outlines evidence about the success found with dual-mode deworming strategies.

A recently completed Mississippi State University (MSU) trial helps answer that question. The study took a hard look at how different deworming strategies

09/04/2026

Weather conditions common to many spring and summer seasons in our region can be favorable for a certain kind of poisoning that can
affect cattle on pasture. Cool, damp spring weather followed by warmer temperatures favors grasses becoming infected with ergot bodies.

Weather conditions common to many spring and summer seasons in our region can be favorable for a certain kind of poisoning that can affect cattle on pasture.

09/03/2026

Water quality is essential, yet producers can become so busy putting out fires in other areas that they may tend to overlook the topic of water quality. Since experts believe that water is the most significant nutrient for most livestock, what measures do producers need to take to maintain optimal quality levels?

Let's not forget the importance of water quality in livestock production.

09/02/2026

Match your market goals with appropriate feeding strategies to realize success.

From pasture to confinement, lamb feeding strategies should be tailored to your market goals. These strategies maximize growth efficiency and minimize waste,

09/01/2026