Feeding Them Right
Stocker cattle operations can be diverse, but whether you own the cattle outright or custom graze, keep a close eye on seasonal pasture and supplements.
By Gary DiGiuseppe
Preconditioned Calves Make Better Stockers
A good vaccination and weaning program pays
By Larry Stalcup
Many stocker operators are placing new calves onto wheat pasture, … Read More
The Human Component of the Stocker Business
By Lorie Woodward Cantu
Editor’s Note: This is the … Read More
Give Stocker Cattle a Good Background
By Lorie Woodward Cantu
Editor’s Note: This is the 11th … Read More
Native or Introduced Grass — Which Pasture Is Most Efficient for Stocker Operators?
By Lorie Woodward Cantu
Protect or Redirect
Protect your reputation as a good stocker operator — make sure the heifers you send to the feedlot aren’t carrying problem calves. … Read More
Stale vs Fresh Cattle
By Lorie Woodward Cantu
Editor’s Note: This is the fourth installment in … Read More
Market Changes Bring Opportunity… But You Have To Pay Attention
By Lorie Woodward Cantu
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The Right Health Plan Means the Right Start
By Lorie Woodward Cantu
With stockers, getting them healthy and keeping them healthy, can be a challenge.
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Navigating Replacement FemalesDr. Joe Paschal presented this talk at the 2017 Cattle Raisers Convention. Mark your calendars for the 2018 event, March 23 to 25, Fort Worth, to learn about your ranching … Read More
Health Equals Wealth in Stocker Cattle
Merck Animal Health veterinarian shares how immune system management is the key to profitability at the stocker level.
By Nicole Lane Erceg
When a calf steps off the trailer into … Read More
The Bacteria Battle PlanProper antibiotic management is more than a fight against disease. Ranchers must also combat antimicrobial resistance.
By Nicole Lane Erceg
Imagine a future without antibiotics. No Z-pack when a sinus infection hits, … Read More