The U.S. Drought Monitor currently shows extensive areas of extreme (D3) and exceptional (D4) drought across western and central states. While drought has become an all-too-common occurrence in many of the affected areas, it presents unique [...]

Why Fly Control Matters Spring is here, and with warmer weather comes fly season. Flies are a major nuisance and threat to the health and productivity of cattle. Eonomic costs of fly pressure are estimated at [...]

A successful breeding season is key to the profitability of ranching operations. The estimated yearly costs of infertility, abortions/stillbirths, and other reproductive losses are estimated to cost the beef industry over $1 billion annually. Reproductive performance [...]

With a valuable crop of newborn calves on the way, many producers are thinking about strategies to protect their investment by optimizing the health and productivity of the cow herd. Although often overlooked, creating and maintaining [...]

Water is the most critical and often overlooked nutrient in a horse’s diet year-round, but it becomes even more important in winter. Horses prefer water temperatures between 45 and 65 degrees. If the water temperature is below that, intake [...]

Most cow-calf producers rely on forage for the majority of their feed needs. Digestion and metabolism of nutrients in ruminant diets depend heavily on creating an ideal habitat for rumen microbes. Rumen bacteria and protozoa use [...]

Spring-calving cow herds often graze into the fall as weather and forage conditions allow. Utilizing low-moisture mineral and/or protein blocks is a labor-saving strategy to help increase reproductive performance, boost microbial efficiency, and improve the digestibility [...]

The hidden costs of inadequate nutrition in cow-calf herds In a time when calves are bringing top dollar, inadequate nutrition in a cow-calf herd risks negative impacts on growth, health, reproduction, and profit. Performance in beef cattle is often [...]

Is the forage you provide giving your horses the nutrition they need? Nutritional deficiencies can impact horses in many ways, including poor condition and well-being, inefficient digestion, reproductive issues, and limitations for equine athletes. Keep reading to discover the [...]

Seed Flax, primarily grown for its oil and feed content, has garnered attention in cattle reproduction and health due to its high levels of essential nutrients, such as omega-3 fatty acids, lignans, and fiber. These components can positively affect [...]

The temperatures are becoming more moderate, and the leaves are starting to change color. Autumn is upon us and with that comes decisions on nutritional supplementation for our horses. Without a strong supplement plan in place, horses can lose [...]

Weaning is one of the most stressful events for calves, often leading to increased illness and reduced growth if not managed properly. Stress during weaning can negatively impact long-term development and performance. Fortunately, New Generation Supplements offers a solution [...]