Beef Cattle
Five new articles have been posted in this week’s issue number 1331 of the Ohio BEEF Cattle letter: http://u.osu.edu/beef/
If you’ve yet to establish a veterinarian-client-patient relationship with your local vet, this week Gustavo Schuenemann explains why now may be a good time to do so.
Also, don’t forget to check out the OSU Beef Team’s Events/Programs calendar for upcoming events in a location near you!
Articles this week include:
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- Over-the-Counter Antibiotics Will Require Veterinary Oversight (Rx) Beginning in June of 2023
- Truth or Fallacy: Cattle cannot digest whole shelled corn?
- Cattle Inventory in the Southeast
- Early Herd Rebuilding Could Happen Through the Bred Cow Market
- What does smaller cattle inventory mean for new packers?
Small Ruminant
- Clostridial Disease Management and Vaccines for Sheep and Goats
- Kelly Froehlich, Assistant Professor and South Dakota State University Extension Sheep Specialist (Previously published with South Dakota State University Extension: May 16, 2022) Vaccination against clostridium Read more about Clostridial Disease Management and Vaccines for Sheep and Goats
- Strategies for Multi-Species Grazing
- It All Starts in the Rumen
- Eastern Alliance for Production Katahdins (EAPK) Communications Committee (Previously published online with EAPK: February 3, 2023) As prey animals, sheep evolved with the ability to harvest Read more about It All Starts in the Rumen