by Katie Raver, Dairy Technical Services Manager Feed bunk management We all know that making sure feed is available to cows 24/7 is important […]

by Jayde Reilly, Content Marketing & Design Specialist The soil is a lot like a cow’s stomach. While the bugs in the rumen stimulate […]

March 23, 2020 We recognize this is an unsettling time, as the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation is rapidly evolving around the globe and now in […]

by Mike Meier, Regional Sales Agronomist Iowa What is more important?  Proper Depth or Uniform Depth.  Actually both. The industry can agree that doing […]

by Michael Steeke, Regional Sales Agronomist Minnesota & North Dakota The product must be gentle. The industry constantly talks about low salt fertilizers for […]

By Greg Clark, Field Research Agronomist From an agronomic and economic advantage, and the core driver for crop enhancement over the last century has […]

“There are not many products that I use on every acre but QLF BOOST is one of them.” Dan Luepkes owns and operates Luepkes […]

Mike Jarosz, Ph.D. As spring calving approaches, questions often come up in regards to how nutrition can influence calving difficulty primarily through increased birth […]

Howard M. Blalock, Ph.D. Lameness is a common problem across the cattle industry that can have significant effects on animal productivity.  Historically, laminitis and […]

by Jeff Pastoor, M. Ag. Urea or NPN (non-protein nitrogen) has been used in cattle rations for nearly 100 years as a cost-effective protein […]