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July is when you find out if your cow nutrition plan is working or falling short. Grass might look fine from the truck, but that does not always mean it has enough protein, energy, or digestibility for a lactating cow during breeding season. This is important because after calving, a cow has a lot on […]
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If you take a moment to look from your pickup, you’ll notice cows crowded under a single shade tree, calves constantly switching their tails, yearlings stomping as if the ground is burning, and a bull rubbing his face on a post. At first, this might seem like typical summer irritation. But when cattle spend more […]
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Every summer, ranchers look out over their pastures and see weeds rising above the grass and brush shading spots where forage should grow. That’s when the same question comes up: “Do I spray this now, or did I already miss my window?” In West Texas and the Southern Plains, July makes brush and weed control […]
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July really shows which calves are handling the summer well and which ones are starting to struggle. You might ride through the pasture in the morning and think everything looks fine. The cows are spread out, calves are resting in the shade, and nothing seems wrong. But when you come back in the evening, you […]
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Internal parasites can start costing you money long before you notice any clear signs. Your cattle might seem healthy and active, but parasites could be quietly reducing their weight, health, and performance. They can lower how much your cattle eat, block nutrient absorption, strain the immune system, and cause calves or thinner animals to fall […]
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