Sep 3, 2026 · 17 min · 8 segments
On this episode of That Ranching Podcast, Twain and Trevor officially launch the TurboBoost Program — an all-natural immune activation program built for high-risk, incoming calves. The program is…
Trevor GreenfieldHostTwainHostYeah, so the Turbo Boost program is, in short, a tool for feed yards, starting calves, high-risk calves.
It includes a dose of paste at arrival and then 60 days exposure to the tub.
Alberta, about 15 years ago, this is long before paste or the turbo boost program.
We had a customer that had a baby calf that was sick and they had given it everything, shots of every antibiotic known to man.
Finally, one evening, he dragged it into a barn with its mother, and he was about to go in for the night, and he said it was gonna be dead in the morning.
He thought, you know, that Rheomax Tubbs that he was using, if he could somehow get that into the calf.
He took a hammer and a chisel, And he went at whatever, 10, 11 at night, and he chiseled himself a chunk of tub, went into the kitchen, mixed it with hot water, dissolved it, put it in a drench gun, and drenched that calf, shut the barn door, went to bed, and said to himself, I'll drag that dead calf out in the morning.
He said to us, you guys have got to figure out how you can get a condensed, concentrated form of the tub into a paste.
So that's where the paste came from, and we called it, as we launched last year, 2025, the tub in a tube, obviously a very concentrated form.
But to that formula, we added a few extra sciences to help stimulate and get an immune response.
And that's kind of where we started seeing some traction, didn't we, Twain?
Yeah, it was last winter coming into spring, we started to see some guys doing the paste, the Turbo Boost paste, in the feed yard situation, in sick pens or in receiving cattle, and even some alongside the PG360 and the Repel tubs.
So that got us thinking.
Yeah, so the Turbo Boost program is, in short, a tool for feed yards, starting calves, high-risk calves.
It includes a dose of paste at arrival and then 60 days exposure to the tub.
Alberta, about 15 years ago, this is long before paste or the turbo boost program.
We had a customer that had a baby calf that was sick and they had given it everything, shots of every antibiotic known to man.
Finally, one evening, he dragged it into a barn with its mother, and he was about to go in for the night, and he said it was gonna be dead in the morning.
He thought, you know, that Rheomax Tubbs that he was using, if he could somehow get that into the calf.
He took a hammer and a chisel, And he went at whatever, 10, 11 at night, and he chiseled himself a chunk of tub, went into the kitchen, mixed it with hot water, dissolved it, put it in a drench gun, and drenched that calf, shut the barn door, went to bed, and said to himself, I'll drag that dead calf out in the morning.
He said to us, you guys have got to figure out how you can get a condensed, concentrated form of the tub into a paste.
So that's where the paste came from, and we called it, as we launched last year, 2025, the tub in a tube, obviously a very concentrated form.
But to that formula, we added a few extra sciences to help stimulate and get an immune response.
And that's kind of where we started seeing some traction, didn't we, Twain?
Yeah, it was last winter coming into spring, we started to see some guys doing the paste, the Turbo Boost paste, in the feed yard situation, in sick pens or in receiving cattle, and even some alongside the PG360 and the Repel tubs.
So that got us thinking.
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