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Drought or Land Competition May Limit Grazing Opportunities, Not Creativity
Deciding what to keep, what to sell, what to feed and how to feed it are some key decisions that make or break US businesses coping with three drought years that have forced farmers to dig for water. Jill Dunkel, of Certified Angus Beef, talks to cattlemen...
Why Do the Heifers Get to Decide Who Breeds the Cows?
Beef farming in Ohio is made up of many 'small' farmers, according to John Grimes, Extension Beef Coordinator at Ohio State University who says this means bull selection is dominated by one thing - ease of calving....
Reproductive Management of Beef Heifers
Breeding heifers represent a hugely important aspect of the cow/calf enterprise which is why Mississippi State University say comprehensive target management strategies and goal setting should be used to ensure capital invested into stock genetics is...
Analysis of Runs of Homozygosity in Cattle Breeds
Irish researchers looking into runs of homozygosity in beef and dairy breeds could have discovered that more inbreeding takes place in pedigree dairy cattle as analysis showed greater incidences of longer runs of homozygosity in dairy breeds. ...
Increasing Protein Supply to Pregnant Beef Cows When Energy Is Limited Does Not Improve Cow or Calf Performance
Studies have shown that ruminally undegraded protein can improve weight gain and breeding performance but in this case researchers have found that feed supplementation is not warranted as providing ruminally degraded protein at 0.09 per cent of body weight...
Tackling Poor Heifer Conception Rates at Moray Monitor Farm
Campylobacter, bull virility, Leptospirosis and tick borne fever were among factors considered to explain poor fertility in a Scottish case study by Quality Meat Scotland. ...
Implicating Culicoides Biting Midges as Vectors of Schmallenberg Virus
The recent unprecedented emergence of arboviruses transmitted by Culicoides biting midges in northern Europe has necessitated the development of techniques to differentiate competent vector species. ...
Is it Time to Re-think Weaning?
With massive impacts on cow stress and calf impacts further down the line, it is important to get weaning right, says Joe Stookey, researcher and professor of animal behavior at the University of Saskatchewan....
Mull Monitor Farm Focuses on Increasing Output per Cow
Scottish Farmer, Iain Mackay, has developed a system of producing beef on the isle of Mull in the inner hebrides. Speaking as a monitor for farmer for Quality Meat Scotland, Iain sheds light on crossing Simmentals with Highland breeds....
The Florida Bull Test 2011-2012
Results of an evaluation test are discussed that rated Hereford, Brahman, Angus, Simmental, SimAngus and Braford bulls on feed efficiency....
The Annual Production Cycle
Cow/calf units can maximise profitability by running cows within a four phase framework, South Dakota State University specialist, Kalyn Walters, has revealed....
Bull Nutrition- Achieving Yearling Breeding
'Letting down' conditioned bulls, building up underweight bulls and the importance of annual nutritional plans are discussed by beef specialists at South Dakota University. ...
Using Low-Quality Roughage in Late Gestation Cow Rations
The 2012 drought has forced researches to look into using alternatives to hay to make sure fodder rations go round....
Effects of Temperament and Acclimation to Handling on Reproductive Performance of Bos taurus Beef Females
A team of researchers at Oregon State University have concluded that aggressive cattle have impaired reproductive performance....
Iowa State University Animal Industry Report 2013
A compilation of the reports from the Department of Animal Science at Iowa State University published in its 2013 'Animal Industry Report'....
 
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