What to Watch When Temperatures Drop

BY: Skye Root
POSTED: December 4, 2025
IN: General
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Cold weather is coming – prioritize efficient input strategies to actively manage cold stress and secure optimal herd health this season.

It’s not just about adding feed. It’s about ensuring the right balance to meet increased energy demands without wasting resources.

What to prioritize:

• Ration adjustments for cold-weather demands.
• Checking your winter feed inventory and logistics.
• Reviewing shelter and windbreak effectiveness.

Smart management today secures your operation’s success through the toughest part of the year.

By Glenn Vaagen

Full article here.

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