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According to this year’s CattleFax projections, all classes and weights of cattle are projected to command more value in 2024, making it the perfect opportunity for cattle producers to maximize their marketing program. That’s why we’ve developed the Purina® Wind and Rain® Mineral Value-Added Program. This program was created as a way for producers who feed Purina® Wind and Rain® Mineral to reap the rewards of the program’s reputation for helping cattle perform to their potential, while giving buyers confidence of the fact. We’re feeding more than cattle; we’re feeding performance and businesses for the future. Find out how you can partner with us: http://spr.ly/6047wn3c3 #ValueAdded #BeefCattle #Livestock

Now, more than ever, it’s important for cattle producers to invest in programs that can positively impact their bottom line. That’s why Purina developed the Purina® Wind and Rain® Mineral Value-Added Program – an opportunity designed to help benefit calf buyers and sellers through optimized calf health and performance resulting from a high-quality, complete mineral program. Purina® Wind and Rain® Cattle Mineral has been proven to support both by: • Increasing colostrum supply during lactation • Supporting heavier calf weaning weights and maintaining those averages through 15 months • Yielding calves with larger ribeye area, chest, and abdominal circumference. When performance meets profit potential: http://spr.ly/6040kYQxw #ValueAdded #CattleFeed #Livestock Source: North Dakota State University

Feeding your cows is arguably the most important part of your day. See how Misty Meadows Farms implemented a solution that ensures consistency: https://ow.ly/EbNW50R9ygY #livestock #feed #dairynutrition

𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗖𝗞: While there's no one perfect answer for increasing productivity and profitability, there are some basic strategies that can improve the efficiency of cow-calf operations. Read more. #HighPlainsJournal #HPJ #livestock #heifer #cowcalf

Dive into key insights on live cattle futures, cash trade trends, slaughter estimates, boxed beef prices, feeder cattle futures and more! Stay informed at https://loom.ly/1MRRwC8. #CattleMarket #Livestock #MarketAnalysis

Cow and Calf bonding session after Milking (Fresh milk from Momma and Milk replacer through Bottle feeding). We all have Dreams, with each day we pulling forwards pursuing our Goals and ambitions. #dreams #goals #passion #purpose #cattleman #cattlefarming #livestockfarming #livestockmanagement #communalfarming #subsistencefarming #jobsearch #jobhunt

#MythOrFact: Can ANY female cow be a dairy cow? 🐮🥛 Here's the scoop: It's a moo-yth! ❌ Not every female cow is a dairy queen. While all cows are female (males are called bulls), only specific breeds like Holsteins and Jerseys, are bred for high milk production. Plus, they usually need to have given birth recently to lactate! 💭 Did you find this helpful? Let us know your thoughts in comments! . . . #omfarm #livestockleasing #livestockfarmer #livestockfarming #virtualfarming #farmlife #livestockinvestment #digitalfarming #cattle #cattlefarming #farming #makefarmingaccessible #dairyfarming #cattlemilking

Effective feed management contributes to the well-being of the animals AND plays a significant role in the economic success and sustainability of the farm. To learn more, go to ➡️ https://ow.ly/Ms8A50R9yzs #livestock #feed #dairynutrition

Boosting pasture growth 🧑🌾 A Farmer’s Guide to successful grazing rotation 🌱🐄 The unusually dry February this year poses a unique challenge for farmers, particularly those managing rye grass-dominant pastures. Thoughtful management strategies are essential to ensure optimum pasture growth for both quality and quantity after the Autumn break and throughout the growing season. Transitioning into an effective grazing rotation in a Perennial Rye Grass (PRG)-based system requires careful consideration of several key factors 👉 https://buff.ly/43w4ynj... #reidstockfeeds #dairy #livestock #trustedperformance

Depending on the temperature forecast consider increasing your #livestock's feed in winter — for example, cattle will consume twice their normal amount to maintain adequate body temperatures during winter cold snaps https://lnkd.in/e-FQY5Jh