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This video gives helpful information for producers to use as they fine-tune their heat detection skills.

Choose the weaning protocol that best matches your management style and facilities. This choice can make a big difference in the stress levels of your cows, your calves, and you.

There is significant information available to show that cattle with a bad disposition will influence economically important production traits.

For those with the facilities, feedstuffs, and management expertise, custom feeding cattle is an excellent risk management tool.

Nutrient sequestration, weed suppression, improved soil health, and increased success with no-till are some of the reasons to use cover crops.

Be prepared to handle and transport cattle appropriately in cold weather. The cold, wet, and windy winter weather presents a different set of challenges.

Evidence suggests that the addition of limited fat supplements to the diet of beef cows prior to breeding will enhance reproduction.

Soil testing, legumes, and rotational grazing management have the potential to help reduce or even eliminate fertilizer expenditures.

Patience and timing will help you maximize the value of manure applied this spring.

Accurately estimating bale weights helps producers better plan for winter feeding needs and fertilizer applications to hay fields.

Reproduction is the most influential factor contributing to the profitability of a cow calf producer.

Selecting beef bulls based on EPDs for carcass traits may be one of the first steps necessary to achieve acceptable results in a beef on dairy crossbreeding program.

Whether you raise pigs, sheep, goats, or cattle, having an emergency plan for their care is critical for animal welfare and business continuity.

Weaning calves can be a traumatic event for calves, but if done correctly, can be a lucrative management tool.

Article discussing the blood-borne parasite Theileria orientalis, its transmission by the Asian Longhorned Tick, and considerations when moving cattle.

Weighing your beef cattle can be helpful in increasing efficiency throughout your herd and feeder cattle.

Pricing meat for direct-to-consumer sales.

An article detailing the New World screwworm and its impacts on animals.

This video will help the viewer determine the most ideal time for euthanasia, and instruction on how to choose and perform appropriate euthanasia techniques.

Improper handling techniques can cause frozen semen and embryos to decrease in quality. This article can help educate producers on handling frozen reproductive material.

The spring season on beef cattle operations usually means heavy calving as well as preparing the pastures. Here are a few tips that will help keep you prepared and make calving season easier!

Learn the details and find educational resources on the FSMA Animal Feed Rule, including videos and training opportunities that address requirements, exemptions, and deadlines of the rule.

How to safely move livestock between facilities, to another farm, or to a livestock market.

Silvopasture is the integration of trees, livestock, and forage crops together on the same land to create dual income from timber and livestock.

Meat quality begins at the farm level, where a producer's care for the animals plays a crucial role in determining the quality of the meat.