As the calendar turns to February, many ranchers turn their thoughts and actions to calving. There is excitement and optimism as the new calves hit the ground, and at the same time, the pressure is on to ensure the best start for this year’s crop. It’s the cattleman’s primary focus to help that calf reach as much of their genetic potential as possible.
Almost on-farm calving time
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