In this episode, we chat with Gary Grimsman, National Sales Director for Bio-Vet. He has over 25 years of experience with Bio-Vet and talks about what he has seen on farms from north to south and east to west. Take time to listen to his stories of how the industry has changed and why he loves what he does. No matter the size or management style, Bio-Vet has something for everyone to help support herd health. For information or additional episodes, visit Bio-Vet.com.

In this episode, we chat with Gary Grimsman, National Sales Director for Bio-Vet. He has over 25 years of experience with Bio-Vet and talks about what he has seen on farms from north to south and east to west. Take time to listen to his stories of how the industry has changed and why he loves what he does. No matter the size or management style, Bio-Vet has something for everyone to help support herd health. For information or additional episodes, visit <a href="http://bio-vet.com./">Bio-Vet.com.</a>

Welcome to the Microbials Matter Podcast, where microbials matter! Our host, Dr. William Zimmer, veterinarian, and founder of Bio-Vet has been researching and developing microbial and nutritional products to support digestion and overall health in livestock for 30 years. Experts join the podcast to talk about all things animal health and nutrition and how the microbiome plays a critical role in animal health and vitality. For more information, visit Bio-Vet.com for more. 

Welcome to the Microbials Matter Podcast, where microbials matter! Our host, Dr. William Zimmer, veterinarian, and founder of Bio-Vet has been researching and developing microbial and nutritional products to support digestion and overall health in livestock for 30 years. Experts join the podcast to talk about all things animal health and nutrition and how the microbiome plays a critical role in animal health and vitality. For more information, visit <a href="https://www.bio-vet.com/">Bio-Vet.com </a>for more.

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Serving Farms from Coast to Coast, No Matter the Size or Management

Across the US, temperatures are starting to fall as the winter season sets in. While the heat of the summer can bring the onset of heat stress within hours, cold stress brings a different set of challenges during cooler temperatures. Dr. Nate Haas, Director of Applied Research and Technical Services, talks about how much more energy is needed when it gets colder and that slug feeding may not be the answer. In addition, damp environments and even cold water can drive the need for energy even higher with cold weather. Proper management, observation of animals, and multiple feedings hold the key to keep animals productive during these times of stress. For information or additional episodes, visit Bio-Vet.com.

Across the US, temperatures are starting to fall as the winter season sets in. While the heat of the summer can bring the onset of heat stress within hours, cold stress brings a different set of challenges during cooler temperatures. Dr. Nate Haas, Director of Applied Research and Technical Services, talks about how much more energy is needed when it gets colder and that slug feeding may not be the answer. In addition, damp environments and even cold water can drive the need for energy even higher with cold weather. Proper management, observation of animals, and multiple feedings hold the key to keep animals productive during these times of stress. For information or additional episodes, visit <a href="http://bio-vet.com./">Bio-Vet.com.</a>

Cold Stress Isn’t Just about Colder Temperatures

2023 has seen one of the most difficult and diverse growing seasons on record. Coast to coast there were either unprecedented rains or one of the driest years on record. This year’s crops were not only a challenge to grow and harvest but so was quality and consistency. Dr. Nathan Haas discusses how this year’s crop will play into animal health and productivity for the next several months. He also dives into what farmers need to be looking for in feeds and how to take proactive steps to help level out the effects of different feedstuff quality. For information or additional episodes, visit Bio-Vet.com.

2023 has seen one of the most difficult and diverse growing seasons on record. Coast to coast there were either unprecedented rains or one of the driest years on record. This year’s crops were not only a challenge to grow and harvest but so was quality and consistency. Dr. Nathan Haas discusses how this year’s crop will play into animal health and productivity for the next several months. He also dives into what farmers need to be looking for in feeds and how to take proactive steps to help level out the effects of different feedstuff quality. For information or additional episodes, visit <a href="http://bio-vet.com./">Bio-Vet.com.</a>

The Story of 2023 Feedstuffs and Animal Health into 2024

From 30 to 90 days, calves' need to grow and develop the rumen, so they support their growth on grains and forages. However, so many times our weaning benchmarks are not taking into consideration stress, the changes that need to occur in the microbiome, and how much management is needed. Dr. Zimmer discusses popular benchmarks and how we can best support animals during weaning to have them continue to grow and mount an immune response during stressful times. For information or additional episodes, visit Bio-Vet.com.

From 30 to 90 days, calves' need to grow and develop the rumen, so they support their growth on grains and forages. However, so many times our weaning benchmarks are not taking into consideration stress, the changes that need to occur in the microbiome, and how much management is needed. Dr. Zimmer discusses popular benchmarks and how we can best support animals during weaning to have them continue to grow and mount an immune response during stressful times. For information or additional episodes, visit <a href="http://bio-vet.com./">Bio-Vet.com.</a>

Serving Farms from Coast to Coast, No Matter the Size or Management

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