Dry Lotting Cow-calf Pairs as an Alternative to Summer Grass – A Producer's Perspective
(July 2018) Alex Wiese, who is part of a family owned and operated farm near Newman Grove, shares how he has started a cow-calf enterprise as part of his family's operation. Learn more.
Recent Beef Webinar
Antimicrobial Resistance: Is it Everywhere? The Need for Context
June 2018
Dr. Terry Arthur, Research Microbiologist
U.S. Meat Animal Research Center
UNL BeefWatch Newsletter - July Issue
In this issue of the newsletter you will find information on these timely topics and more.
• Weighing the Costs and Benefits of Preconditioning
• Drought-stressed Corn: A Feed Opportunity
• Can I Irrigate Animal Manures On Growing Crops?
• Managing Windrow Disease in Alfalfa
For more information on these and other topics or to view archived newsletters, visit UNL BeefWatch.
Precipitation Risk Management for Annual Forages – New NebGuide Released
(June 2018) Precipitation during the growing season for annual forages has tremendous impact on production. The purchase of insurance for precipitation when growing annual forages can help to reduce the financial loss that can occur due to drought conditions. Learn more.
Recent Beef Webinar
Fly Control in the Feedyard
May 2018
David Boxler, Entomology Extension Educator
West Central Research and Extension Center
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Characteristics of Top Agricultural Business Managers
(May 2018) In this month's BeefWatch Producer Perspective Podcast, Dr. Danny Klinefelter shares about The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers (TEPAP) which is a designed for ag business owners and managers looking to develop their skills. Learn more.
Four Webinars on Genetic Selection Tools for Cattle Producers now Available
(May 2018) As part of the National Cattlemens' Beef Association webinar series, the eBEEF team conducted four webinars in the spring of 2018 focused on genetic selection tools available to beef cattle producers and how to put them into practice. Learn more.
How Land Transitions can Lead to Unintended Consequences
(May 2018) Grandpa and Grandma farmed. They retired. They had two irrigated quarters. They had two sons with their own farming operations. So, their transition plan was to give a quarter to each of the sons at their passing. Learn more.
Recent Beef Webinar
Controlling Horn Flies on Pastured Cattle
May 2018
David Boxler, Entomology Extension Educator
West Central Research and Extension Center
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Recent Beef Webinar
Monitoring & Managing Feedlot Runoff Holding Ponds
April 2018
Dr. Amy Millmier Schmidt, Livestock Bioenvironmental Engineer
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Grass Tetany Considerations with a Late Spring
(April 2018) Grass tetany usually occurs in the spring when cool weather is followed by a warm period. It is typically seen in early lactation cows grazing cool-season grasses during cool, cloudy, and rainy weather. Learn more.
Using Annual Forages as Part of the Feed Resource for the Ranch – A Producer's Perspective
(April 2018) In this month's BeefWatch Producer Perspective Podcast, Brian Sprenger who is part of a family owned and operated ranch near Sidney shares how his family utilizes annual forages as grazing resource. Learn more.
Recent Beef Webinar
Heat Stress Mitigation in Feedlot Cattle
March 2018
Terry Mader, University of Nebraska-Lincoln - Professor Emeritus
Mader Consulting, LLC
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