Ask the Expert Ruminants

Flies are a $360 million problem for the United States Dairy industry. Thankfully, there are effective fly control programs, and many of them start with a feed-through larvicide.

It may not seem like it, but it's time to start planning for fly control implementation. 

Whether you’re a newcomer or a longtime sheep producer, the best way to take advantage of the market is to make your animals as profitable as possible. Consider the following management practices when looking for ways to optimize the profits of your operation.

Lambing and Kidding season is upon us. Make sure your barn is ready by gathering supplies you will need.

Now is the time to start thinking about treating January lambing ewes for vibrio to prevent abortions and still births.

Deworming is one of the highest return management practices when used properly. Fall deworming can help livestock winter well and clean up pastures!

Silage harvest season is upon us! Both corn silage and other small grain silages can be great feeds for livestock when ensiled properly. Here are a few tips to get the most out of your silage harvest!

Cache Valley Virus (CVV) is a virus that causes abortions or major defects in early season lambs and kids. Help protect you animals by learning about this disease.

Footrot is a painful disease that can be costly and time consuming, thankfully it is preventable!

Quality bacterial silage inoculants enhance silage preservation, reduce dry matter loss, and increases feeding value.