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If there’s one time of year you absolutely cannot afford to fall behind, it’s the 60–90 days leading up to calving because winter management directly influences calving success and herd health. Poor cow condition, weak calves, delayed breed-back, scours outbreaks, slow colostrum letdown—it almost always ties back to winter management, not spring calving. So today, […]

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If you’ve ever turned a fresh group of bawling weanlings onto winter pasture… only to watch your beautiful ryegrass or small grains disappear faster than a feed truck at dawn, you’re not alone. Winter annuals are some of the most valuable forages we have in West Texas. They grow when nothing else does, they support […]

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If you’ve ever stepped outside on a freezing West Texas morning and watched a cow nudge a skim of ice off the top of a water trough, you already know one thing: winter water management is no joke. Cold weather changes how cattle drink, how often they drink, and how their body uses water. Add […]

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Wheat pastures are one of the most significant hidden advantages in a cattle operation—especially here in Texas and across the Southern Plains. When managed right, they’re more than just a winter grazing option. They’re a dependable, high-quality forage source that can stretch your grazing season, support substantial cattle gains, and still leave room for grain […]

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If you’ve ever raised first-calf heifers through a cold West Texas winter, you already know the truth: these girls are the hardest-working animals on the ranch. They’re still growing, they’re pregnant, they’re fighting the cold, and they’re expected to calve strong and bounce right back into the next breeding season. That’s a tall order for […]

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