Storage tips for distillers grain
Gayle Smith
Tri State Livestock News
The University of Nebraska is working with ranchers to develop efficient, cost-effective ways to store distillers grain on the ranch. Storage is key for livestock producers looking to purchase the feedstuff cheaply during summer months to feed during the winter.
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Potential Toxicity Issues with Tifton 85 Bermudagrass
Dr. Larry Redmon
Haysagriculture.com
Recently, 15 head of Corriente roping calves died as a result of prussic acid poisoning in Bastrop cattle in a clean field of Tifton 85 bermudagrass. While this has never been reported before, results of analyses of rumen contents and the fresh forage confirmed death was due to prussic acid poisoning.
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NDSU’s Lardy president-elect of national animal sciences group
INFORUM
Greg Lardy, head of the Animal Sciences Department at North Dakota State University, has been elected to a one-year term as president-elect of the American Society of Animal Science.
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Quality, value discussed at Louisiana beef field day
Johnny Morgan
Delta Farm Press
Producing the highest quality beef in order to improve return on investment was the primary topic of the June 9 LSU AgCenter Beef Field Day held at the Central Research Station in Baton Rouge.
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Fly control for beef cattle
Paul Gonzales
Clintonnc.com
My position allows me to work with a variety of producers. All of them have their own philosophy on how to raise cattle. No matter how different these may be, they all ask some of the same questions. One of these is, “What is the best thing for flies?”
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Rising cattle prices raise rustler worries
Ted Carter
Mississippi Business Journal
It’s summer time and the living is just a bit easier for Mississippi’s agriculture theft investigators — at least when it comes to chasing down cattle rustlers.
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Russia hires U.S. rancher to spur beef industry
Ilya Khrennikov and Marina Sysoyeva
San Francisco Chronicle
Russian President Vladimir Putin has an ambitious plan to cut his country’s $3 billion annual import bill for beef. He even aspires to return Russia’s beef industry to its prerevolutionary stature.
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