December 3-5, 2013; Rapid City, South Dakota
Presented by
Cooperative Extension Services and the Animal Science Departments of
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- 2017 (Symposium XXV)
- 2015 (Symposium XXIV)
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- 2009 (Symposium XXI)
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Proceedings
NOTE: All links below are to PDF files.
Policy Issues and the Beef Industry (PDF 105KB)
Roger Bernard, Policy Analyst, Informa Economics
Beef Trade: A Decade of Perspective (PDF 191KB)
Gregg Doud, President, Commodity Markets Council
Using Crop Residues and By-Products to Limit Feed Cows in Confinement (PDF 168KB)
Karla H. Jenkins, Cow/calf, Range Management Specialist
University of Nebraska Panhandle Research and Extension Center
Fetal Programming: Implications for Beef Cattle Production (PDF 263KB)
A. F. Summers and R. N. Funston (Beef Repro Physiologist)
University of Nebraska West Central Research and Extension Center
Preganant Cow Nutrition: Effect on Progeny Carcass and Meat Characteristics (PDF 441KB)
A.D. Blair, D.A. Mohrhauser, A.R. Taylor, K.R. Underwood, R.H. Pritchard, and A.E. Wertz-Lutz
Department of Animal Science, South Dakota State University
Nutritional Management Post-AI to Enhance Pregnancy Outcomes (PDF 147KB)
S.L. Lake, Department of Animal Science, University of Wyoming
R. Arias, North Central Research & Outreach Center, University of Minnesota
P. Gunn, Department of Animal Sciences, Purdue University
G.A. Bridges, Department of Animal Sciences, South Dakota State University
How Can Sexed Semen Be Used in Commercial Beef Herds? (PDF 177KB)
John B. Hall, PhD
Nancy M. Cummings Research, Extension, and Education Center
and
J. Benton Glaze, Jr., PhD
Twin Falls Research and Extension Center
Department of Animal and Veterinary Science, University of Idaho
Managing Annual Cow Costs (PDF 119KB)
Julie Walker, SDSU Beef Extension Specialist, South Dakota State University
Producer Panel – Managing Cow Costs to Improve Profitability (PDF 741KB)
Moderator: Dr. Jack Whittier, Colorado State University
Panel Members:
James Sewell – TA Ranch – Saratoga, WY
Ed Blair – Blair Brothers LLC – Sturgis, SD
Chip Ramsay – Rex Ranches – Whitman, NE
10 Inspired Questions for Perpetuating Generational Ranches (PDF 85KB)
Dave Specht, Advising Generations LLC of Connell, WA
Adding Value to the Home Operation to "Make Room" for Future Generations (PDF 82KB)
Don Schiefelbein, Schiefelbein Farms, Minnesota
Sorting Through the Science, Marketing, and Realities of DNA Tools for Genetic Prediction (PDF 179KB)
Dr. Milt Thomas, John E. Rouse Chair of Animal Breeding
Department of Animal Sciences, Colorado State University
Understanding and Applying Economically Relevant Traits (ERT) and Indices for the Commercial Cattle Rancher (PDF 108KB)
R. Mark Enns, Department of Animal Sciences, Colorado State University
From Imagination To Reality: Using DNA From An Exceptional Carcass To Produce A Sire Or Donor Cow (PDF 82KB)
Dean Hawkins, Ph.D. and Ty Lawrence, Ph.D.
Department of Agricultural Sciences, West Texas A&M University
Economic Value of Managing Genetics How to capture the value? (PDF 319KB)
Lisa M. Elliott, Commodity Marketing Specialist,
Department of Economics, South Dakota State University
Animal Health Effects of the October 2013 Blizzard: Observations (PDF 136KB)
Faculty from South Dakota State University and Colorado State University
Range Weed Control: During and After Drought (PDF 87KB)
Darrell L. Deneke, Extension IPM Coordinator, South Dakota State University
Integrating Conservation Programs into Rangeland Management (PDF 133KB)
Al and Simone Wind, Wind Ranch, Newell, SD and Conservation Agency partners
Quality Beef by the Numbers (PDF 87KB)
Mike Kasten, Program Director of the Quality Beef by the Numbers Program, Missouri
Opportunities and Obstacles for Breeding Cattle Exports (PDF 299KB)
Tony Clayton, President, Clayton Agri-Marketing, Inc.