Livestock Nutrition Center LLC

MaxiGain made its screen debut tonight on Dutton Ranch 🤠🔥 LNC is proud to fuel the real ranchers who feed the world, and we’re honored to see MaxiGain featured on Paramount+’s newest series. From the pasture to prime time, good nutrition works. 🐂

Tonight, we’re celebrating 25 years of Ag Med alongside Merck Animal Health here in Goliad, Texas. Tonight, we’re talking forage supplementation and the impact animal genetics, health, and management decisions can have on calf sale prices. Looking forward to a great evening with cattlemen from across the region.

When the dust settles, this industry shows up. We were proud to send a load of feed to ranchers impacted by the Cottonwood Fire. It’s a small part of a much bigger effort, but that’s how this works, neighbors helping neighbors when it matters most.

We believe in showing up for the next generation. That’s why LNC is proud to partner with the Oklahoma Youth Expo, investing each year as the official Heifer Show sponsor, part of the buyer group on the Grand Champion Steer, and hosting the official cattle showmanship contest at #TheGreatestShow. Proud to support the ag youth who are shaping what comes next.

The best of the best stepped into the ring for the LNC Showdown Champion Showmen 🔥 Overall Champions Champion: Keaton Stover Reserve: McCoy Landwher Bronze: Maggie Griswold Senior Division Champion: Keaton Stover Reserve: Zachary Hancock Bronze: Clancy Cunningham Intermediate Division Champion: McCoy Landwher Reserve: Maggie Griswold Bronze: Brooklyn Fraizer Junior Division Champion: Kinsley Dike Reserve: Ella Weldon Bronze: Jade Crowell Showmanship at its finest. #LNCShowdown

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Wise words from Katie Plummer 👇 As a woman who runs cattle every day, I’ve learned one thing for sure: loose mineral is one of the easiest and most important things you can give your herd. It keeps them healthier, helps them breed better, and saves you a lot of trouble down the road. Here’s the simple truth about why it matters: 1. Cows Actually Eat It Loose mineral is easy for cattle to lick and chew. Mineral blocks are too hard, so cows don’t get enough from them. Loose mineral means they get the nutrients they need every day. 2. Better Health When cows have the right minerals, they: Get sick less Handle stress better Have better coats and hooves It keeps your vet bills lower and your cattle looking good. 3. Better Breeding Cows on good loose mineral breed back quicker and easier. You get more bred cows, more calves, and a tighter calving season. It also helps bulls stay healthy and fertile. 4. Stronger, Healthier Calves Loose mineral helps cows make better colostrum and stronger calves. You’ll see calves hit the ground with more energy and stay healthier. They gain weight better too. 5. Better Use of Your Grass Minerals help the rumen work right. That means cows get more out of your pasture or hay. They hold their body condition better, even when the grass isn’t great. 6. Prevents Problems Before They Start Loose mineral helps stop issues like: Grass tetany Weak calves Copper or zinc deficiency Poor fertility It’s easier to prevent problems than to fix them. 7. Cheap and Easy Loose mineral doesn’t cost much, and it saves you money by keeping the herd healthy. It’s easy to fill feeders once a week and keep cattle on a steady supply. In Simple Terms Loose mineral keeps your cows healthier, your calves stronger, and your breeding season smoother. It’s one of the most important things I put in front of my herd—and it pays off every single year. 1.24 You can’t manage what you can’t measure - Let our team sample your feed and build your nutrition around the feeds you have on hand. You can’t manage what you can’t measure. Let our team sample your feed and build nutrition around what you actually have on hand.

A great evening at the Oak Creek Farms presale dinner in Chappell Hill, TX. Maurice Janda speaking to cattlemen and women about solutions that move herds forward. Proud to support producers who raise the bar every day.

A plan today leads to profit tomorrow. Read our latest article on smart weaning strategies: https://lnkd.in/gsdA7yan

Your herd’s health starts here. From protecting your cattle against parasites and understanding hay shrinkage, to deciding whether to creep feed—we’re covering it all. Plus, Dr. Dalton Newell shares his insights on keeping flies, ticks, and other pests in check. 📩 Don’t miss it—check out the latest LNC newsletter now.