BeefTalk: Cattle Size Is Different Than Cow Size
Kris Ringwall, Beef Specialist, NDSU Extension Service
This discussion starts with a very popular topic, which is cattle size. One could say cow, bull or calf size.
BeefTalk: Cattle Size Is Different Than Cow Size
Kris Ringwall, Beef Specialist, NDSU Extension Service
This discussion starts with a very popular topic, which is cattle size. One could say cow, bull or calf size.
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Finding Profitability in a Volatile Cattle Market
Beef Today
There’s no question that unprecedented volatility in commodity markets and the increasing influence of external factors, both domestic and abroad, are changing how cattle producers do business in the cattle market.
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Dean Bob Whitson to Step Down as OSU Division of Ag Dean July 31st
Oklahoma Farm Report
Dean Bob Whitson to Step Down as OSU Division of Ag Dean July 31st The Dean and Vice President of the Division of Agriculture and Natural Resouces at Oklahoma State University, Dr. Bob Whitson, has decided to call it quits.
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Handling cattle properly can add to profitability
Dr. W. Dee Whittier
Southwest Farm Press
Proper handling of cattle is an aspect of beef production that needs to be a concern for anyone involved in any of the stages of management.
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Grazing benefits public lands
Delta Farm Press
Grazing on public lands has become a controversial subject in some circles. But Bill Hopkin says properly managed grazing can be beneficial to that land, even in the arid West.
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Annual San Juan Basin Extension Beef Cattle Symposium
Terry Schaaf
Pagosa Sun
The 29th annual San Juan Basin Extension Beef Cattle Symposium will be held on Feb. 15, at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds, 30100 U.S. 160, Cortez, Colorado. The program will be presented by Extension Offices in: La Plata, Archuleta, Montezuma and Dolores counties; and NMSU Cooperative Extension in San Juan County, New Mexico.
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NCBA Calls Estate Tax Top Priority, Pushes Back on Regulation
Kerry Halladay
Western Livestock Journal
NCBA President-Elect J.D. Alexander painted a picture of regulatory chaos in Washington, D.C., but pointed to grassroots advocacy as the primary reason the cattle industry was able to “weather the storm.”
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Making decisions early can help ease drought woes
Delta Farm Press
Hindsight is 20-20, says the University of Arkansas’ Tom Troxel, but cattle ranchers confronted with dry conditions can help themselves by making decisions early.
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Dwindling herds, overseas demand drives up beef prices
Georgina Gustin
InForum
For anyone who loves a good steak, a juicy burger or a nice Sunday roast, these are anxious times.
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DNA Test for Commercial Angus Released
AgriMarketing
The most productive, high-quality commercial cowherds are often managed like purebreds, with individual animal records and calf performance and carcass data brought to bear on each cow. Progeny are increasingly predictable and accurate in hitting gain and grade targets.
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