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Hey folks! In this episode of "Doc Talk," Dr. Dan Thomson welcomes Dr. John Hutcheson from Merck Animal Health to discuss key strategies for ranchers to improve the value and performance of their calves. Here's a quick breakdown of the essential topics covered: 1. Importance of Vaccines: Vaccines are crucial for protecting calves from diseases. They don’t enhance growth directly but safeguard the animals, allowing other growth-promoting technologies to work effectively. 2. Growth-Promoting Implants: Simple implants can lead to an additional 20-25 pounds per calf by enhancing the endocrine system. Dr. Hutcheson emphasizes that even one implant can significantly boost weight gain. 3. Fly Control: Fly tags and other fly control methods can improve calf performance by reducing the nuisance and health issues caused by flies. This can add another 20-25 pounds to calf weight. 4. Parasite Control: Parasites drain nutrients and hinder growth. Effective deworming can lead to better nutrition absorption, increased milk production in cows, and overall better calf health, contributing an additional 25 pounds to calf weight. 5. Additive Effects: Combining these methods (vaccination, implants, fly control, and deworming) can lead to a cumulative weight gain of up to 70 pounds per calf. This additive effect is due to each method targeting different aspects of the animal's health and growth. By implementing these strategies, ranchers can see significant improvements in their herd's health and productivity, potentially adding substantial value to their operations. For more details and to watch the full episode, visit [Doc Talk TV](http://www.doctalktv.com). Always consult with your local veterinarian for tailored advice. Thanks for tuning in, and we’ll see you down the road!