Where in the World Will We Get More Protein?
This may not come as a surprise, but the world’s population is growing. Estimates put it as much as being 2 billion higher in 50 years. And that’s a […]
Author Archives: thecowdocs
Smile! You’re on Candid Trail Camera!
As fall rolls in across the Great Plains, the inhabitants of the area get their camo and blaze orange dusted off to get ready for all the various hunting seasons. […]
How Do Veterinarians Choose an Antibiotic for Treating Cattle?
Just like any other species, cattle can contract infectious diseases. Oftentimes an antibiotic is recommended in treatment. But with a wide variety of antibiotics and a wider variety of diseases, […]
Hurricanes and Cattle
As many others have been, I’ve been shocked and saddened by the devastation that Hurricane Harvey has unleashed on the state of Texas. Words cannot describe how awful it is, […]
To Cull or Not to Cull–That is the Question
As summer fades into fall, a number of events occur on the ranch, with the most important being weaning. All the calves born in the spring are nearing six months […]
Our Steak is “Rare”-ly Well-Done
Throughout the millennia, there have been epic battles of opinion that have raged without resolution. Gothic vs Renaissance architecture, Adams vs Jefferson, Ford vs Chevy. I swear that the Romans […]
The Pinkeye Menace
Late summer is the time of year when it is (usually) the easiest to own cows. Calving is over, the calves have had their spring shots and are out frolicking […]
