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Apr 08, 2024
Is the grass greener on the other side of the fence? Get ready for spring turnout with the newly launched FBN® Grass Turnout Guide.
As the weather warms up and the grass turns green, it’s time for cattle to move from pen to pasture. Not only can this be a stressful event, but spring grass is also a dramatic diet change.
The FBN Grass Turnout Guide helps producers prepare their cattle for grass turnout. A quick but important read, this guide covers breeding and reproduction, disease prevention and fly control, providing farmers with essential background information and animal healthcare options.
Learn when breeding soundness exams are necessary and how to determine if your cows should be vaccinated. Get a list of reproductive and pre-breed shots that can be ordered directly through FBN.
Clostridial diseases and pinkeye commonly impact cattle in the spring. Learn how to prevent them and find recommended animal health products sold through FBN to combat attacks on herd health.
Did you know that for every one fly you kill in April and May, there will be 80,000 fewer flies in August and September? We’ve rounded up a list of the fly sprays, tags, baits, and traps available at FBN to help manage fly populations on your operation so you can maintain a healthy herd.
As you review your grass turnout management practices, turn to FBN for the products and supplies you need. When you order vaccines, fly control products, reproductive health products, pasture sprays, feed and implants through FBN Direct, you can:
Access exclusive sale offers and get transparent pricing
Shop online at the most convenient time for you, instead of within the limited operating hours of brick-and-mortar stores
Get orders dropped off right at your farm so you don’t have to drive into town to pick them up
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The above is provided for information purposes only and should not be used for the diagnosis or treatment of any condition. This information does not cover all possible variables, conditions, reactions, or risks relating to any topic, medication, or product and should not be considered complete. Certain products or medications may have risks and you should always consult your local veterinarian concerning the treatment of your animals.
Apr 08, 2024