HeyJaredJason Hartschuh
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Mycotoxins in corn: Start planning now to minimize impacts - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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While the real time to start planning in order to minimize mycotoxin impacts is during hybrid seed selection, now is the next time to start identifying whether you may have challenges with this year’s feed. During silage harvest, we have received a few pictures from around the state of Gibberella ear rot, which is the first sign that we may have Deoxynivalenol and Zearalenone in our corn silage this year. The presence of Gibberella ear rot will tell you that there is a high likelihood of at leas
Cattle handling: The VITAL framework for better stockmanship - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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When it comes to working cattle, many frameworks have been developed to analyze animal welfare, and studies have been conducted on handlers’ attitudes. Recently, researchers from Nebraska and Colorado conducted an analysis on the skills animal handlers need and developed a framework to define these skills based on 57 journal articles, which was published in the “Journal of Dairy Science.” This framework can be used as a discussion tool when evaluating if an employee will have good animal husband
Managing the challenges and opportunities of dairy beef cross calves - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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Dairy-beef cross calves continue to hold a premium over Holstein bull calves and a large premium over Holstein heifers of the same age. This premium is about $1,000 over surplus Holstein heifers and $500 over Holstein bull calves. Unfortunately, there are still many more questions than answers about how dairy-beef cross calves may differ from Holstein bull calves and how to adjust management for these differences. The calf industry has changed over the last few years as the veal industry has mov
Evaluating your heat stress mitigation plan should include your nutrition program - Farm and Dairy (opens the original)
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Last week was a heat-stress event that warrants an evaluation of how well your mitigation tools performed. From Monday morning through Sunday night, the temperature never fell into the thermoneutral zone. Even this week, nighttime temperatures barely fell into the thermoneutral zone. For heat stress mitigation, we usually focus on how well fans move air to every corner of the barn and whether cow soakers work properly without wasting water. If your cows were bunching last week or spent more time
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