Oxford Ag

06/26/2026

Congratulation to Vanwinkle Ranch for taking home our Oxford Ag giveaway at the 2026 Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Annual Convention! Enjoy the RanchKit, cap, and growler, and thank you for being part of the Oxford Ag community!

08/30/2025

Skip the Clean up! There are many choices when it comes to colostrum supplements and replacers. The one thing that they have in common is how many steps are needed to get it into a calf. Oxford Ag's Whole Bovine colostrum eliminates all those steps with their patented Perfect Udder® delivery system. It's Simple! Fill it with warm water, Shake it to mix, then Feed it. No more mixing in a bucket, then transferring to a bottle or drench bag. No more leaky bottles. No more clean up. Oxford Ag delivers Whole Bovine Colostrum in a biosecure, portable feeding system that saves time and effort. Try Oxford Ag’s Electrolyte and Colostrum products in the Perfect Udder® Feeding System and you will never tear the top off of another foil pouch again.

04/02/2025

Thank you 108Farms & Donna T Moak for sharing your experience with our Colostrum60 supplement! We're glad everything worked out.

Oxford Ag, thankful we learned about your products this past weekend at the NC Cattle Conference. We had to use one today when we got home. The ease of use is awesome!

07/26/2024

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01/24/2024

In a perfect world, the first meal a newborn calf consumes would always consist of nutrient-rich colostrum that transfers immunities and other growth factors from its dam. Since we don’t live in a perfect world, sometimes it is necessary to use a colostrum supplement or replacer.
Why not make your life and your calf’s life a whole lot easier. Try a bag of Oxford Ag and you’ll never want to tear the top off another foil bag ever again. Just Fill, Shake and Feed. It really is that simple.
Ask for it by name wherever animal health supplies are sold.

01/19/2024

If you're going to be at CattleCon 2024 in Orlando, stop by Booth 1382 and see the simplicity of our Colostrum60 Supplement and Colostrum150 Replacer. No more fuss - just FILL, SHAKE, and FEED with the Perfect Udder® Feeding System. Take the headache out of your colostrum routine!

01/16/2024

Spring calving decisions can be tough, but as a cow/calf producer, your keen eye is your best tool. Here's what to look for when deciding whether to intervene with a colostrum supplement or replacer:

1️⃣ Colostrum Quality Check: Assess the dam's colostrum. If it's of poor quality or in insufficient quantity, a supplement might be the go-to for that extra boost. Replacers come into play if the dam can't produce colostrum due to health issues.

2️⃣ Bonding Observation: Watch the dam and calf interaction closely. If there's a strong bond but the colostrum is lacking, a supplement is often enough. Replacers become essential when there are bonding issues, and the calf can't access natural colostrum.

3️⃣ Feeding Challenges: If a calf struggles to nurse or is slow to latch on, a colostrum supplement can help bridge the gap. Replacers, on the other hand, provide a reliable source of colostrum when suckling is challenging.

4️⃣ Multiple Births: When dealing with twins or triplets, consider using a colostrum replacer to ensure each calf receives a standardized, essential start. It helps manage the demand and ensures no calf misses out.

5️⃣ Health Check: If the dam faces health issues that compromise colostrum quality or production, a replacer becomes a lifeline. It guarantees your calf gets the nutrients needed for a strong immune system.

Remember, your experience and instincts play a crucial role. Trust your judgment, and here's to a successful spring calving season! If you happen to be in the market for a great colostrum supplement or replacer, we'd appreciate it if you would take a look at what we offer. We keep it simple, just fill, shake and feed. You have better things to do than the dishes.

10/18/2023

Feeding with a ni**le more closely mimics nature. If the calf has a good suckle reflex and will consume the entire contents of the feeding within 5-10 minutes, then this is the preferred method. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case. If everything worked properly in the delivery of the calf, it is up and nursing and not likely to require your attention. When we must assist delivery, or the calf is slow to rise or has a weak suckle reflex, then it is best to tube feed the calf. This can be done very safely. It is important to lubricate the tube, keep it clean, keep it fully inserted for the entire feeding, and withdraw the tube with the calf nose down only after all contents are out of the tube. Digestion and absorption of the colostrum is not inhibited by tubing. It is quick and oftentimes less stressful for the calf and the attendant.

02/23/2023

It's that time of year. Are you ready for calving season?

02/22/2023

If you can feel it, you can feed it. Dr. Rick Dumm, DVM takes you through the steps necessary to safely use an esophageal feeding tube.