
Caleb Widener
Cattle manager at Adelante Farms in Roswell, New Mexico, and cattle industry professional (99 Cattle Co.), featured on That Ranching Podcast.
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Sep 25, 2026
Can You Really Reduce Calf Retreats by 30%? (Failed Turboboost Trial?) | #36 | THAT RANCHING PODCAST
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2:04speaker_1HOST
So when you bring cattle in, um, from day zero, when do you typically see your disease challenges or a disease break?

Caleb WidenerGUEST
Um, typically we'll do a three to four days off, vac- vaccinate them, do a two-week booster, and then we will typically have to start paying real, real close attention at about 21 days.

Caleb WidenerGUEST
Um, I've noticed the last couple years that's kind of creeping up to, could be up to 30 to 40 days a, but-
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8:54speaker_1HOST
Obviously, we've got to run them across a scale before we get any data.

Caleb WidenerGUEST
I don't, I think they've maybe lost a little more of their dead hair than the heifers.

Caleb WidenerGUEST
Um, intakes are up slightly a- above where we would normally have them right now.