January 21, 2019 | Vol. 12 : No. 1
2018 Farm Bill is a reality.
EPDs are easy.
We take a moment to reflect on the real reason for celebration in this busy season.
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EPA and Army propose new Waters of the United States definition.
Treating acute sinusitis without antibiotics.
If adverse summer weather made hay buying a necessity, here are tips to make the best purchases.
Nose pump provides water in cold weather with no electricity.
Sharp turn to cold brings threat of fescue foot in beef cow herds.
Cause and effect.
FDA releases report showing antimicrobials distributed for food-producing animals declining for two years.
Data are the foundation for developing cattle goals.
Our team of Angus advisors offer regional tips for herd management for the winter season.
Timing of nutrition plays large role to set calves up for success.
Tips offered to prevent and treat hypothermia and frostbite.
High-altitude disease could be trickling down to lower-elevation feedlots.
Winter footing conditions can lead to foot-rot prevalence.
How to increase nutrients to your cows in winter.
Treating internal parasites in cattle herds protects producer profits.
Mineral feeding now can reduce the risk of grass tetany next spring.
Beef demand is key and less certain in 2019.
Mexico’s impact on cattle on feed.
USMCA signed, but all three countries must approve domestically.
Beef showcased with 8,000 foodies.
Make marketing your New Year’s resolution.
Holiday demand spikes will pass, middle-meat values to decline.
Cull-cow decisions are tough given the poor swap for purchasing replacements instead of raising them.
