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Colostrum Helps Newborn Calves
By: Troy Walz, Nebraska Extension Educator
Colostrum, or first milk produced by the mother after birth, is high in nutrients and antibodies. A newborn calf lacks disease protection because antibodies do not pass across the cow’s placenta to the fetus’… Continue reading
Did you know… Too much milk or too much cow?
By: Larry Corah, for Certified Angus Beef LLC
It’s the expansion phase for the North American beef cow herd. For most farmers and ranchers, that means finding ways to increase the number of cows rather than the size of each.… Continue reading
Sorting cows for more efficient winter supplemental feeding
Dr. Glenn Selk, Oklahoma State University Emeritus Extension Animal Scientist
First calf heifers have historically been the toughest females on the ranch to get rebred. They are being asked to continue to grow, produce milk, repair the reproductive tract,… Continue reading
Enough is Enough’ When It Comes to the Food Security Debate, Says Elanco President
LONDON (Feb. 13, 2014) — Elanco today introduced “Enough: The fight for a food secure tomorrow,” a report focused on the realities and solutions available to achieve global food security. The report, written by Elanco President Jeff Simmons, advocates for… Continue reading
- Cattle genetics expert hosts AI programs April 25-26, June 27-28 June 28, 2019
- Cattle genetics expert hosts AI programs April 25-26, June 27-28 June 27, 2019
- Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Training in Huron June 26, 2019 June 26, 2019
- NDSU Extension Crop Management Field School Set for June 19 at Carrington June 19, 2019
- ACCREDITED REMOTE DELIVERY SYSTEMS & TACTICAL SHOOTING SEMINAR June 7, 2019
- Special Invitation – Beef Cattle Nutrition Strategies Webinar May 30, 2019
- Webinar Outlines 2019 Calf Market Expectations May 22, 2019
- Ranchers Leasing Workshop set May 22 in Perryton May 22, 2019
- AgriLife Extension organizing Grass Grazing and Animal Management School February 20, 2019