If summer heat leaves you drenched with sweat before morning chores are finished, imagine wearing a permanent fur coat in the middle of July. Producers know summer is more than an inconvenience. It is prime season for heat stress in cattle and insects, both of which lead to performance setbacks in their herds. Cattle are tougher than most give them credit for, but sustained heat […]
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Plan Now for Summer Marketing
Summer marketing success doesn’t happen by chance. It’s the result of intentional decisions made months in advance—decisions rooted in efficient management and a clear understanding of what today’s buyers demand. As the partnership between BioZyme® and LiveAg continues to connect progressive cattle producers with value-added marketing opportunities, one thing is clear: planning ahead pays off. That planning starts before the calves are born or are even conceived. Proper planning begins with a […]
How Feed-Through Fly Control for Cattle Helps Reduce Flies
Flies are more than just a seasonal nuisance for cattle producers. When populations build during warm months, they create measurable stress on cattle, reduce grazing time, interfere with feeding behavior, and ultimately impact performance. Horn flies alone can cost the U.S. cattle industry more than 2 billion dollars annually through decreased weight gain and reduced productivity. Because flies reproduce quickly […]
Featured American Rancher Episode
Seedstock Producers Appreciate “Progress you can See”
Registered Angus producers Katie and Jason Jagels are focused on raising top quality genetics for the commercial cattle producer on the edge of the Nebraska Sandhills. However, they are just as passionate about being stewards of the land while building personal relationships with their customers and others in agriculture. “We like to say we are […]







