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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

The challenge of forage finishing

April 23, 2015
Heather Smith Thomas
The grass-fed producer has to decide whether to finish cattle year-round or just seasonally when grass is best. In many parts of the U.S. the grass isn’t good enough to finish beef except when it is actively green and growing, according to Panner.
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Understanding cuts of meat

April 23, 2015
Heather Smith Thomas
When direct marketing to consumers, not all parts of the beef carcass sell at the same pace. “The middle meats (rib, loin and tenderloin) generally move quickly,” says Machen.
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Do your homework for a niche beef market

April 23, 2015
Heather Smith Thomas
A small but growing number of cattle producers are selling cattle through niche markets like natural, organic or grass-fed.
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Influence of 60 days around weaning on beef marbling

April 23, 2015
Jason K. Ahola
Marbling influences beef’s eating satisfaction and has resulted in development of premium beef products that require a high degree of marbling.
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Irons in the fire: Understanding comes through education

April 23, 2015
Paul Marchant
I spent a few days in March in Fort Worth, attending the Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association annual convention. My traveling partner had an old friend who makes his home in Sunset, just outside of Decatur.
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Just dropping by ... Old is good

April 23, 2015
The other day, my dad, who is nearly 90, was hooking up the horse trailer to haul some cows out on the range. He gripped the steering wheel of the truck and with much effort climbed down and let down the tailgate to let the gooseneck trailer slide into place. He sized up what needed to be done and with equal effort, he climbed back into the truck.
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It's the Pitts: Count your blessings

April 23, 2015
Lee Pitts
I’ve read that many writers have a hard time letting themselves be happy. I don’t know if it’s the actual writing that causes depression or if depressed people are just drawn to the job.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Cow psycowlogist

April 23, 2015
Baxter Black
“Doc, I’ve got a heifer that just had a calf. She’s not accepting it very well. Can I bring her in for psycowlogical counseling?” It all started with that call from the worried cowman. My veterinary specialty of cow psycowlogy has gained popularity since my article appeared. It was titled “Paranoia in Dairy Cows”
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FieldNet Pivot Control

Lindsay Corporation announces FieldNet Pivot Control

April 22, 2015
Lindsay Corporation has announced the FieldNet Pivot Control, a product that can upgrade almost any brand pivot to full remote irrigation control and monitoring capabilities.
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New milk-based sports drink developed by Penn State's Center for Food Innovation

April 22, 2015
A new sports recovery drink developed by a Penn State researcher, produced by the Penn State Berkey Creamery and tested by Penn State football players, is now available.
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