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Are you struggling to maximize profits in your cattle fattening operation? The secret isn't a new feed or expensive equipment—it's a smart calendar system. In this step-by-step guide, we reveal how a structured schedule for feeding, health, and tracking can dramatically boost weight gain and profitability in your herd.

This system transformed our Hereford bull operation, and it can transform yours too. We break down the three essential pillars that turn guesswork into predictable success:
Precision Feeding: Learn how to create a phased feeding plan (Transition, Growing, & Finishing) to optimize growth and avoid common digestive issues.

Proactive Health: Discover how to use your calendar to schedule vaccinations, deworming, and health checks, preventing costly illnesses before they start.

Performance Tracking: Master the art of calculating Average Daily Gain (ADG) with scheduled weigh-ins to ensure your strategy is working and make data-driven adjustments.
Stop leaving money on the table. Implement this powerful scheduling method to reduce stress on your animals, improve feed efficiency, and take control of your operation's financial future. This is the ultimate guide for ranchers and farmers serious about results.

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