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Range Beef Cow Symposium XII


Presented by
Cooperative Extension Services and the Animal Science Departments of
December 3, 4 and 5, 1991 at Fort Collins, Colorado

Contents

Industry Issues
A Quality Audit of the Beef Industry
Gary Smith, Colorado State University
Consumer Perceptions: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Amy Barr, Good Housekeeping Institute, New York
How Much Fat Can the Different Segments of Our Industry Accept?
Bill Mies, Texas A&M University
Biotechnology--Harnessing an Exciting New Tool for Beef Production
Burke Healey, National Cattlemen's Association & Oklahoma Producer

Genetics
Crossbreeding Systems and the Theory Behind Composite Breeds
Jim Gosey, University of Nebraska
A Cattleman's View of Different Methods for Utilizing Heterosis
Steve Radakovich, Radakovich Cattle Company, Iowa
Characteristics of Diverse Breeds in Cycle IV of the Cattle Germ Plasm Evaluation Program at the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center
Larry Cundiff, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Nebraska
The State of Interbreed EPDs
Jim Gibb, American Gelbvieh Association, Colorado
Retained Ownership Revisited: Balancing Market Prices and Genetic Potential
John Wagner, South Dakota State University

People and Information Management
Avoiding Family Conflicts When Generations Ranch Together
Ron Hanson, University of Nebraska
How Does a Rancher Utilize IRM and HRM--A Producer Viewpoint
A Producer Viewpoint - Rob Ravenscroft, Nebraska

Range
Taming Blizzards for Animal Protection, Drift Control, and Stock Water
Bob Jairell, U.S. Forest Service, Wyoming
Evaluation and Practical Use of Research Results for Developing Grazing Strategies
Pat Reece, University of Nebraska
Making Riparian Area Protection a Workable Part of Grazing Management
Quentin Skinner, University of Wyoming

Nutrition And Reproduction
Protein vs. Grain Supplementation for Cows Grazing Winter Range
Don Adams, University of Nebraska
Increase Profit: Feeding Cows by Body Condition and Production Potential
Ivan Rush, University of Nebraska
Exploring Mating Loads for Modern Beef Bulls
Garth Boyd, Colorado State University
Growth Promoting Implants on Replacement Heifers--A Review
Gene Deutscher, University of Nebraska

Management
Management Strategies for Improving the Rebreeding of the Cow
Jim Kinder, University of Nebraska
Managing Cow-Calf Resources
Bob Taylor, Colorado State University
How Do Resources Influence Time of Calving -- Why We Calve Early
John Price, Price Ranches, Colorado
Matching Cattle Nutrient Requirements to a Ranch's Forage Resource, or Why We Calve Late
Gregg Simonds, Deseret Land & Cattle Company, Utah

Economics And Finance
Evaluating the Profitability of the Cowherd: Basics of Financial Record Keeping
Norm Dalsted, Colorado State University

Cattle Health
Management of High Nitrate Forages
Doug Hixon, University of Wyoming
Prevention and Control of Trichomoniasis
Bil Kvasnicka, University of Nevada
If Immunity Fails, Don't Pick On Your Drug Salesman - It May Be Nutritional
Cheryl Nockels, Colorado State University
Are Your Range Cattle Wormy: Does it Make "Cents" to Deworm?
Bill Jolley, University of Wyoming
Early Death Loss in Calves from Diarrhea
John Thomson, South Dakota State University








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