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In this episode of DocTalk we visit the Animal Science Complex at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and talk to Dr. Galen Erickson, Ruminant Nutrition Professor and expert feedlot nutritionist. We'll discuss the utilization of distillers in the beef industry and the advantages, considerations, and the future for byproduct feeds. Tune in! #cattlecare #cattlenutrition #cattlehealth Nebraska Animal...

In episode 613 of DocTalk we dive into the topic of coronavirus in cattle with Dr. Dustin Loy, who serves as the Director of the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and Professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Join us as we explore the historical aspects, vaccines, and prevention. #CattleCare #cattlehealth #calvingseason

We had the pleasure of talking colostrum with Dr. Nora Schrag on this episode of DocTalk ! We discuss how to get it, how to use it, why timing is so important to immune systems, and what’s at risk if calves don’t get adequate amounts. Please join us. #CattleCare #cattlenutrition #calving #calvingseason

Join us as we talk about 4-H and FFA beef projects in episode 610. We'll be discussing why those programs are important and touch on nutrition, health & preventative medicine, and lameness. We'll also share tips on acclimating the cattle and preparing students for the sale of their animals. #ShowCattleInsights #LivestockWellness #CattleCare #cattlenutrition

We're exploring acidosis and bloat in feeder cattle in the 609th episode of DocTalk . Join us as we delve into the causes, signs, effects, and treatments, providing valuable insights to help prevent these issues, commonly observed in spring. #CattleCare #cattlenutrition

Hey folks, welcome to ""Doc Talk"", Dr. Dan Thomson here. We're gonna have a great show today. We're gonna have Dr. AJ Tarpoff from Kansas State University with us. It's gonna be a great show. We're gonna talk about internal parasites. We're thankful that you joined us, and we'll see you right after this message.

Hey folks, welcome to "Doc Talk." We're gonna have a great show. We have Associate Professor Meat Scientist Dr. Travis O'Quinn, gonna be with us from Kansas State University. We're gonna talk about alternative proteins and how beef panned out against it. Stay tuned.

Welcome to Doc Talk. We're gonna have a great show. Beth Reynolds from the Iowa Beef Center is gonna be here and we're gonna talk about feeding your cows, talk about supplements, we're gonna talk about grass, we're gonna talk about general cow nutrition. Thanks for watching. We'll be right back.

Hey folks, welcome to "DocTalk." We're gonna have a great show today. Our guest is Dr. Mike Sanderson from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State University. We're gonna talk about biosecurity in the cow herd. Stay tuned.

Hey, folks. Welcome to DocTalk. We're gonna have a great show today. We're gonna talk about replacement heifers, heifer development, and much, much more with Dr. Jason Warner at Kansas State University. He is their Cow-Calf Extension Specialist. Please stay tuned, and we're glad you joined us.

Hey folks, welcome to "Doc Talk." We're gonna have a great show. Dr. Dave Sjeklocha is gonna be here today. And we're gonna talk about stockmanship, acclimation, why you should do it, things that can go wrong, things you might wanna stop doing, and much more. So stay tuned.

Hey folks, welcome to "DocTalk," and we're gonna get out the champagne. No, we're not. Anyway, we're celebrating. This is our 600th episode of "DocTalk." Thanks for joining us today. Today, we're gonna talk about bovine respiratory disease. We're gonna talk about from before the calves get to the grow yard or the yard, preconditioning, processing, finding those sick calves, treatment and recovery....

Hey folks. Welcome to "DocTalk." We're out here at the Beef Stocker Unit with Dr. Dale Blasi. We're gonna talk about starting calves. We're gonna talk about research that they do here, their production research, their performance research, health research, and much more. We're here at K-State and we'll be right back. 

Hey folks, welcome to Doc Talk. We're at Ward Feed Yard, where we have Brian Carlton and Kip Lukasiewicz. Today we're going to show you a sneak peek Dr. Kip's new design for their load out facility that will decrease stress on cattle and put handlers at less risk of injury. You don't want to miss this episode.

Hey, folks. Welcome to "Doc Talk." I'm Dr. Dan Thomson. Thanks for joining us today. Dr. Aspen Workman, Dr. Brian Vander Ley are gonna join us here in Lincoln, Nebraska. We're gonna talk about BVD. We're gonna talk about gene editing. We're gonna talk about BVD-resistant cattle. Thanks for joining us. We'll be right back.

Hey, folks, welcome to "Doc Talk." I'm Dr. Dan Thomson, and today we're going to talk about common feed additives. We're going to talk about things that help reduce acidosis, that reduce bloat, that suppress estrous, and many more. Thanks for joining me today and stay tuned.

Hey folks, welcome to Doc Talk. Today we have Dr. JD Folsom here from Rexburg, Idaho, with Cattle Health and Reproduction Services and we're talking about pregnancy testing, interpretation of those pregnancy tests, and much more. He's a great wealth of information, so stay tuned.

Hey folks, welcome to DocTalk. I'm Dr. Dan Thomson. Today we have Dr. Che Trejo here talking about receiving high-risk calves and their management. Stay tuned.

Hey folks, welcome to "Doc Talk." We have a great show. We're talking about something we do every day in the beef industry, and that's castrate calves. We'll talk about when we do it, why we do it and some new technology that's on the market to help us do it better. Thanks for watching and stay tuned.

Hey folks, welcome to, "DocTalk." We're excited to have Dr. Justin Brown here today, and we're gonna talk about certified sampling in the swine industry. Something that has huge implications across all commodity groups. And Iowa State University's the first and we'll be right back with Dr. Brown.

Hey folks, welcome to "DocTalk." We have a great show. We have my friend Dr. Kip Lukasiewicz who's a veterinarian and an expert in cattle facilities that's going to join us today. We are going to start a series on cattle handling facilities and much more with Dr. Kip. Glad you joined us.

Hey, folks, welcome to "DocTalk." We're gonna have a great show. My friend and colleague, Dr. Nels Lindberg. I'm starting again. Hey, folks, welcome to "DocTalk." We're gonna have a great show. Thanks for joining us.

Hey folks, welcome to "Doc Talk". I'm glad you joined us. We're gonna have a great show. Dr. John Hutchenson's here with us today. We're gonna talk about some of the data that they've gathered working with Superior Livestock to find out things that people are paying more for, maybe some things they aren't paying as much for, for your calves when they're going into the sale ring, or going on the au...

Hey folks, welcome to Doc Talk. Thanks for joining me today. Today we're going to talk about Bovine Respiratory Disease. We'll talk about everything from gathering a history on a group, to what we see in the pen, to what we see in the chute. Going to be a good show, stay tuned.

Hey folks, welcome to Doc Talk. We're gonna have a great show today. Dr. Garland Dahlke is joining us from the Iowa Beef Center. We're gonna talk about beef, dairy, cross cattle, some of the differences in production, some of the differences in outcomes. Really excited to have him on the show. Stay tuned.