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Producers should follow recommended veterinary practices for dehorning cattle

A successful plan involves a written protocol, knowledgeable and skilled personnel and ways to minimize stress and promote healing.
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Tue, Aug 11, 2020

Follow label-directed withdrawal times when selling treated cattle

Thu, Jun 15, 2017

Think you’ve got sick cattle? It’s time to play DARTs

Mon, May 01, 2017

Treatment protocol plan a valuable management tool for cow-calf operations too
Follow label-directed withdrawal times when selling treated cattle

Tue, Aug 11, 2020

Violations of drug residue regulations can result in expensive fines for the rancher, creating not only a hardship for the individual producer but a black eye for the entire beef industry.

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Think you’ve got sick cattle? It’s time to play DARTs

Thu, Jun 15, 2017

STILLWATER, Okla. – It is relatively easy to determine when a dependent child is sick as they often just tell you or moan pitifully, but what about livestock who are dependent upon cattle producers to correctly ascertain their well-being? It can be tough to tell a moo from a moan.

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Treatment protocol plan a valuable management tool for cow-calf operations too

Mon, May 01, 2017

STILLWATER, Okla. – It is “calf-working time” in Oklahoma, which should serve as a valuable reminder for producers to get with their veterinarians to review, revise or – if one does not exist – develop a treatment protocol plan for their specific cattle operations.

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