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Stage 1
Birth to 3 days old	Colostrum
3 days to 38 days	Tend-R-Leen^® milk replacer	25 pounds
	Free choice Tend-R-Leen^® calf starter	50 pounds
	Both heifer and bull calves can be raised together until 2 months of age
Stage 2
39 days to 120 days old	Tend-R-Leen^® Grower Formula: 2 lbs./hd/day	180 pounds
	Free choice dry whole shell corn
	At 120 days the steer will weigh approximately 350 lbs.
Stage 3
120 days to finish	Tend-R-Leen^® Ultra Finisher 1 1/2 lbs./hd/day	457 pounds
	Free choice dry whole shell corn
	Free choice trace mineral salt

Stage 1
Birth to 3 days old	Colostrum
3 days to 38 days	Tend-R-Leen^® milk replacer	25 pounds
	Free choice Tend-R-Leen^® calf starter	50 pounds
	Both heifer and bull calves can be raised together until 2 months of age
Stage 2
39 days to 120 days old	Tend-R-Leen^® Grower Formula: 2 lbs./hd/day	180 pounds
	Free choice dry whole shell corn
	At 120 days the steer will weigh approximately 350 lbs.
Stage 3
120 days to finish	Tend-R-Leen^® Ultra Finisher 1 1/2 lbs./hd/day	457 pounds
	Free choice dry whole shell corn
	Free choice trace mineral salt

Stage 1
Birth to 3 days old	Colostrum
3 days to 38 days	Tend-R-Leen^® milk replacer	25 pounds
	Free choice Tend-R-Leen^® calf starter	50 pounds
	Both heifer and bull calves can be raised together until 2 months of age
Stage 2
39 days to 120 days old	Tend-R-Leen^® Grower Formula: 2 lbs./hd/day	180 pounds
	Free choice dry whole shell corn
	At 120 days the steer will weigh approximately 350 lbs.
Stage 3
120 days to finish	Tend-R-Leen^® Ultra Finisher 1 1/2 lbs./hd/day	457 pounds
	Free choice dry whole shell corn
	Free choice trace mineral salt

Technical Information

Feeding/Nutrition Disease Vaccination Facilities/Handling

Environmental Factors/Feedlot Stress Finances/Marketing/Management

Feeding/Nutrition

Weaning Management Tips

Evaluating Corn for Livestock Feed

Self Feeder Management

Cheap Corn. Should I feed my cattle to heavier weights

Feeding lower quality corn can affect gains

Are your cattle getting enough water

Tips for Reducing Shrink

Water Quality

Converting Roughage Fed Cattle

Feeding High Moisture Shelled Corn

Summer Feed Handling Recommendations

Starting Purchased Cattle

Facilities/Handling

Importing Feeder Cattle from Canada

Cattle transport guide available

Composting as a viable disposal option

Is your feedlot ready for winter?

Special considerations for bad pen conditions in wet spring weather

Bio-security on your Operation

Use Windbreaks to Protect Your Feedlot Cattle

Cattle Handling Safety in Working Facilities

Finance/Marketing/Management

AgWeb offers current information right at your fingertips

Cattle Packers in Your Area

To Foward Contract or Not

Tagging for Proper Cattle ID

Defining USDA cattle grades

Guidelines for Purchasing Baby Calves

Preparation is Important When Looking for Financing

Disease

Treating Scouring Calves

Bovine Tuberculosis

Preventing Calf Scours

Could Your Cattle Infect You?

Prevention of pneumonia

New method of antibiotic treatment

What are urinary calculi

Brucellosis

Preventing Clostridial Entertoxemia Types C & D

Pinkeye in Cattle

Coccidiosis in Cattle

Disease Prevention

Cattle and Anthrax

Proper Medication Withdrawal

Reducing E. coli at the Producer Level

Bovine Respiratory Disease

Vaccination

Vaccination Recommendations

Modified-live and killed vaccines

Vaccine Against Foot and Mouth Disease

Proper Syringe Care Aids in Beef Quality

Tips for Proper Vaccine Handling

New Emphasis on Subcutaneous Injections

Proper Injection Procedures

Environmental Factors/Feedlot Stress

New Pour-on Treatment for Cattle

Fall is Prime Time for Lice

Heat Safety Index

Managing Heat Stress/Signs of Heat Stress

Fly control

Why It's Important to De-worm your Cattle

Castration Techniques

Detecting and Controlling Lice

Cold Stress

Growth Implants for Beef Cattle

Do Implants Cause Dark Cutters

Causes of Feedlot Lameness

Managing Feedlot Stress in the Spring

Check out our quarterly newsletter, the Tend-R-Leen Tech Report, for current market, health, and feeding information.

Still looking for more information? Check out these links:

Iowa Beef Center

VetLife Technical Info

Mycattle.com-Health

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