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In the long run

Date: Apr 29 2019

Health & News Release & Research & Stockmanship

’Tis the season to think about parasites robbing your beef cow herd. The weather is finally warmer, the bugs and other little things are crawling all over. But what about those you can’t see? Recent estimates put annual losses from internal parasites at $200 per cow-calf pair, so it’s no surprise many research studies say controlling them offers one of the best returns on investment in the business.

On Target: Marketing quality

Date: Aug 01 2017

Health & On Target

The day you make breeding choices, purchase bulls or buy bred heifers, marketing the calf crop begins. With those decisions in the rear view, it’s time to consider how to make the most of a great mating. Sale day for your spring-born calves grows closer as each day grows shorter, and that brings up weaning.

On Target: Making observations count

Date: Jul 01 2017

Health & Nutrition & On Target

This time of year, you probably spend more time observing than working cattle. Calving is complete and bulls have been turned out with the spring herd. Fall calves are weaned and grass cattle are moving through pastures.

No sick animals, ever

Date: Jul 06 2016

Health

Sick animals are what let a veterinarian put food on the table, right? No animals to treat, no paycheck.

What a cattle feeder wants

Date: Mar 27 2011

Blog & Grid Marketing & Health

Doing something different with your cattle means finding ways to make them stand out. Cattle with a story sell, and that includes having previous feedyard and packing plant performance data on them.