Hey folks, welcome to the show today. You're stuck with me. I'm Dr. Dan Thomson. We're going to fly solo, but we're going to talk about viral vaccines, IBR, BVD, BRSV, PI3, Stay tuned, we're going to learn about inter-nasal, parental, killed, modified live, and much more.

Hey, folks. Hey folks welcome to DocTalk. We have a great show for you today. We are heading to Ainsworth Nebraska to meet up with Dr. Kip Lukasiewicz who is at Daniels Manufacturing to talk about how their operation got started and how their cattle equipment has evolved over the years to handle more cattle safely with the least amount of stress. Welcome back to ""DocTalk"". We're gonna head north to Ainsworth, Nebraska where we're gonna meet up with, Dr. Kip Lukasiewicz, where he is at Daniels Manufacturing.

Hey folks, welcome to DocTalk. We're gonna have a great show today. We have Dr. Nels Lindberg from Great Bend, Kansas. He's a veterinarian and owner. And he is now invested so much time in human resources, in managing people, in attracting people, running businesses. It's gonna be a great show, we're gonna learn a lot about his new book about hiring, firing, and retaining people.

Hey folks welcome to Doc Talk. We're gonna have a great show today. We have Dr. John Hutcheson here. We're gonna talk about different ways to increase value, or things that you may be doing that decrease the value, of your calves before you sell them off the ranch.

Hey folks, welcome to Doc Talk. We're gonna have a great show today. We will have Dr. JD Folsom here from Rexburg, Idaho, with Cattle Health and Reproduction Services and we're gonna talk about pregnancy testing, about interpretation of those pregnancy tests, and much more. He's a great wealth of information, so stay tuned.

Hey folks, welcome to DocTalk. I'm Dr. Dan Thomson, we have a great show today. You're gonna be glad you joined us, Dr. Wade Taylor from Oakley, Kansas is gonna join us. It's gonna be a great show. We're gonna talk about bringing value to feed your cattle. Why we see value in certain cattle that come into feed yards so much more, new tools, stay tuned.

Hey folks. Welcome to Doc Talk, Doctor Dan Thomson. We're here in Nashville, Tennessee, at the National Cattleman's Beef Association. We're going to have a great show today. We've got Ky Pohler from Texas A&M. We we also have reproductive specialists from Kentucky, IDEXX and more. We're going to talk about a new technology to detect pregnancy in your cows by yourself, chute side, you don't want to miss this.

Hey folks, welcome to "DocTalk," I'm Dr. Dan Thomson. We have a great show. A friend and colleague, Dr. Dave Rethorst is gonna be on here, we're gonna talk about product administration, Beef Quality Assurance, and so much more. He's a wealth of information, so stay tuned.

Hey, folks, welcome to "DocTalk." It's gonna be a great show. Today, we have Dr. Shane Terrell. Dr. Terrell's a veterinarian. He's got a PhD in diagnostic medicine and pathobiology. We're gonna talk about weaning strategies and the impact that has when those cattle get to the feed yard. Stay tuned.

Hey folks. Welcome to doc talk. I'm Dr. Dan Thomson. We're here at Iowa State University. Today our show is going to be about heat stress in cattle. With the backlog of cattle that couldn't go to the packing plant because of COVID. We're gonna have bigger cattle out in the feed yards this summer. Something we need to be prepared for, something we need to understand. So stay tuned.