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Bovine Pinkeye

Bovine pinkeye is a common disease found typically in beef herds. It is highly contagious, causing inflammation of the cornea and the lining of the eyelids. I can also cause ulceration in the eye. Pinkeye typically starts to occur in the spring and peaks in the summer before decreasing in occurrence when temperatures cool downContinue reading “Bovine Pinkeye”

Deck the Stalls with Boughs of Holly: Holiday Safety Tips For Decorating Your Barns and Stalls

The holidays are in full swing now and for most people this means pulling out the decorations and stringing them through our homes and barns, but there are some precautions you should take if you plan to decorate your hooved friend’s barn, stall, or fences. Greenery can be very pretty, but you should proceed cautiously. Continue reading “Deck the Stalls with Boughs of Holly: Holiday Safety Tips For Decorating Your Barns and Stalls”

Have a Healthy Calving Season!

Spring is on its way again which means it’s time to prepare for the arrival of our spring calf crop. Remember, the biggest key to having healthy calves is to start with healthy cows. This means providing optimal nutrition for the mothers-to-be, as well as an up to date vaccination and deworming program. Vaccination ofContinue reading “Have a Healthy Calving Season!”