Bovine Veterinarian

Bovine Veterinarian is a unique publication designed exclusively for veterinarians who specialize in bovine care. It aims to deliver the latest insights and information to assist these professionals in enhancing their marketing strategies for attracting beef and dairy producers. Additionally, Bovine Veterinarian is also valuable to beef and dairy nutritionists and consultants.

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Stop the Summer Surge: How to Keep Your SCC in Check

1 week ago | bovinevetonline.com | Taylor Leach

When temperatures climb and humidity hangs in the air, somatic cell counts (SCC) often follow suit. The added stress of hot weather can weaken a cow’s immune defense, opening the door for mastitis and setting the stage for SCC levels to spike. While you can’t control the weather, you can take control of the situation.
Tradition to Tech: How a Minnesota Couple is Modernizing Their Dairy

2 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Karen Bohnert

In an era where the fusion of traditional farming and technology is revolutionizing the agriculture industry, individuals like Megan and Tim Schrupp exemplify what it means to combine passion, community and innovation for a sustainable future. Nestled in the heart of Eden Valley, Minn., their operation, NexGen Dairy, is a beacon for modern dairy farming practices. A Legacy of DedicationThe Schrupps’ farming journey started as part of Megan’s family farm.
Exploring Next-Generation Phenotyping that Drives Commercial Profitability

2 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Angie Stump Denton

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Investing in the Future: Cargill Announces $90-Million Investment in Automation and Technology

2 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Angie Stump Denton

Cargill plans to invest nearly $90 million in automation and technology at its Fort Morgan, Colo., beef plant over the next several years as part of its broader Factory of the Future initiative aimed at improving operational efficiency, yield and worker safety, the company announced Thursday. “We’re at an extremely challenging point in the cattle cycle for packers with tight supplies and margins,” says Jarrod Gillig, senior vice president of Cargill’s North American beef business.
Urgency in Action: We Must Eradicate New World Screwworm

3 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Angie Stump Denton

New World screwworm (NWS) continues to threaten the U.S. cattle industry. The potential impact is devastating — the larvae can kill an animal in just four to seven days if not quickly detected and treated. Colin Woodall, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association CEO, discussed the hurdles of controlling the spread of NSW on the latest episode of the “Unscripted” podcast. “We have to eradicate it from here,” Woodall stresses. “We need to eradicate it from Mexico.
OSU Receives $250M Investment to Build World-Class Veterinary Teaching Hospital

3 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Angie Stump Denton

Veterinarians are essential, from rural ranches to urban centers, fueling economic growth and ensuring the safety of our food supply and public health. Last week, Oklahoma State University received $250-million state funding appropriation to support the construction of a new, state-of-the-art veterinary teaching hospital. The current veterinary hospital was identified as a key concern when the OSU College of Veterinary Medicine was placed on probationary accreditation in the fall of 2024.
Improving Calf Health Starts with Better Prepartum Cow Nutrition

3 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Taylor Leach

Before a calf takes its first breath, its future is already being shaped. Research shows that what a cow eats and the stress she experiences during pregnancy can have a lasting impact on her calf’s development. From muscle growth and fat deposition to immune strength and future milk production, the prenatal environment a calf is developed in plays a big role in its long-term health.
The Hidden Cost of Heat Stress on the Unborn Calf

3 weeks ago | bovinevetonline.com | Taylor Leach

As thermometers start to boil, dairy producers often turn their attention to the cows who are paying the bills: the lactating herd. But research shows that dry cows and bred heifers are just as vulnerable to heat stress, even if the signs are less visible. While it’s easy to overlook this group of animals during the hustle and bustle of summer, doing so can quietly set off a chain reaction. When a dry cow or bred heifer experiences heat stress, her unborn calf does too.
12 Tips If You’re Feeling Isolated and Lonely

1 month ago | bovinevetonline.com | Angie Stump Denton

Mental health is not a luxury – it’s foundational to every part of life, including showing up for family and friends, holding a job, getting through school, enjoying rest and relaxation, and simply being able to connect with others. Rural Minds, a non-profit organization that serves as the informed voice for mental health in rural America, encourages individuals to seek help during times of struggle with loneliness or isolation.
GLP-1 Drugs Make Dairy Consumers Choose

1 month ago | bovinevetonline.com | Aidan Connolly

While obesity dominates headlines, a subtler wave is reshaping the dairy landscape. GLP-1 medications, originally engineered for diabetes management, have skyrocketed to prominence as weight-loss catalysts. With40% of the global population overweight or obese—nearly double the undernourished—healthcare systems strain under the weight.