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DIGGING DEEPER - Building Better Cows: Innovations in Cattle Management with Dr Enoch Bergman

26 Jun 2025

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Send us a textIn this episode, the discussion centers on best practices for yard weaning and artificial insemination (AI) in cattle. Topics include the importance of adequate space to prevent disease, acclimating calves to feedlot conditions, and the benefits of keeping calves longer after weaning. The conversation also delves into optimal vaccination strategies and the logistics and challenges of AI, with a focus on synchronization protocols, benefits in terms of conception rates, reduced dystocia, and improved calf health. The speaker also shares insights from their Personal Development Seminar (PDS) experience and discusses the importance of better communication between producers and veterinarians to enhance animal welfare and farm profitability. Broader industry issues such as public perception of agriculture, advocacy, and sustainable farming practices are also highlighted.00:00 Introduction to Yard Weaning00:57 Best Practices for Yard Weaning02:25 Vaccination Strategies04:04 Early Weaning Challenges06:13 Exploring AI Techniques08:57 Synchronization Protocols13:10 AI Implementation and Results15:21 Anecdotes and AI Insights15:43 Conception Rates and Calving Improvements16:35 Heifer Management Strategies17:27 Joining Heifers and Cows18:31 AI Programs and Bull Selection20:34 WARRACK and Industry Advocacy22:17 Challenges and Opportunities in Agriculture23:36 Public Perception and Communication28:30 Global Livestock Insights29:23 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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