The January 30, issue # 572, of the Ohio BEEF Cattle letter is now posted to the web at: http://fairfield.osu.edu/ag/beef/beefJany30.html
Many of us have spent the past year simply managing until the next . . .
Next soaking rain . . .
Next spring when we can turn out . . .
Next hay cutting . . .
Next year when grain prices will come down . . .
Next spring when there will be more hay, at lower values . . .
Well . . . it’s apparent the “next” may not be here for a while . . . in fact, it could be years. Fact is, high grain prices are here to stay in the foreseeable future, forage inventories are depleted with many acres being attracted to row crops, and pastures are thinned and damaged from last years weather. It’s apparent those of us who plan to remain in the beef cattle business need to be prepared to face and react to a whole new set of economic realities in the coming years. With that thought in mind, find information on a new series of programs coming in February and March which address just that concept.
Articles include:
* Ruminant Livestock: Facing New Economic Realities Programs are Set
* Helping The Newborn Calf Breathe
* Income Tax Rules For Weather Related Sales Of Livestock
* Forage Focus: Preparing For a Not Quite As Dry Spring
* Weekly Roberts Agricultural Commodity Market Report
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