Articles Tagged with ''Texas''
Major dairy state cow numbers down about 20,000 from May
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Sustainability, beef-on-dairy big topics at BIF Symposium
Researchers, marketers, and commercial and seedstock producers from around the world gathered at the 2023 BIF Symposium to discuss how improving beef genetics are helping the industry face the modern world.
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Genetics can improve livestock grazing in South Texas
Improving beef cattle systems – particularly pertaining to sustainability-related traits such as heat tolerance, fertility and ability to travel – is a priority at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center at Beeville.
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Weekly Digest: Congress headed home
Here is a brief look at the news affecting dairy producers for the week of June 18-24, 2023.
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Stuff that lasts
The Lyssy family of south-central Texas has been an important force in improving and spreading the Beefmaster breed, but family legacy is what really keeps them going.
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Development of heat-tolerant breeds in the U.S.
Many producers in warmer climates utilize Bos indicus-influenced cattle, but several African-sourced breeds also exist that offer the heat and pest tolerance sought by Southern producers.
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Texas dairy fire impacts April milk production report
Year-over-year U.S. milk production was up just 0.3% as growth in per-cow output remained slow.
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March 2023 milk production up 0.5%
Stagnant growth in milk per cow offset growing cow numbers, which are now the highest since summer of 2021.
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Weather puts lid on February milk production growth
Cow numbers continue to rise, but a small increase in output per cow capped overall growth.
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