GENEX Journal

The single, most important meal a calf will consume in its life is the first feeding of colostrum. Knowing when...

“Do you have good luck when it comes to raising calves?” You have likely been asked this question. But, when...

Calving season is here. As you prepare for your calves to hit the ground and become the next generation of...

GENEX has released Push™ Calf Energy Paste, an enhanced version of the previously-available calf paste that helps jumpstart calves and...

It’s no secret that hypocalcemia (aka milk fever) is a prevalent concern on most dairy farms. Yet, it is easily...

Diarrhea in preweaning calves is a multifactorial disease that is contracted due to a combination of environmental, management and pathogenic...

If you travel to an area where pickpocketing is prevalent, there are defensive measures you can take, like carrying your...

If you are on social media, you have likely encountered the viral trend of baby animal videos with audio that...

She’s here. Your next generation of cattle has entered the world. It took careful, strategic planning, the right genetics and...

Restoring calcium levels after a cow gives birth is essential. She needs the proper amount of calcium to help her...

The dry period is the most important part of a cow’s next lactation, and yet many people fail to understand...

Calving season is here, so it’s time to make sure you have all the tools on hand to lay a...

Calving equals colostrum: Not only in cold weather, but hot weather too. As fall calving approaches, flies and heat stress...

You have waited for this day. It was nine months ago when you carefully selected the semen and chose the...

Calcium for dairy cows. If you are a dairy farmer, there is no other mineral you spend as much time...

As we face the biting cold of winter, it is a good time to remind ourselves how best to fight...

Are your calves receiving the best high-quality colostrum possible? Ensuring your calves receive colostrum on day one is important, but...

Your livelihood is your dairy cows and the milk they produce. It’s our duty as farmers to care for that...