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Feedlot margins largely mixed

March 25, 2013
Chip Whalen
Feedlot margins for finishing cattle have been largely mixed over the past few months, although one particular dynamic has been featured. Margins for animals already on feed remain much more depressed compared to deferred margins, where feeder cattle contracts have yet to be priced. The reason why has to do with the fact that if the cost of feeder cattle has already been determined, the sharp decline we have experienced in cattle since the beginning of the year has not been matched with a similar cost savings in corn.
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Global Beef Roundup: Sweden wants to curb appetite for meat

March 24, 2013
Clint Peck
In order to reduce greenhouse gases and to sustain the environment, Swedish agricultural authorities are suggesting a tax to tame the nation’s appetite for meat. They assert that as more meat is consumed, the more feed is needed to meet this demand, and with global feed shortages they’re suggesting a meat tax could be a viable solution to curbing meat demand.
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Tax legislation brings clarity for 2013

March 24, 2013
Dan Childs
Many have been anxiously waiting to see what Congress would do with several of the tax laws which were set to expire at the end of 2012. One of the main concerns was expiring estate tax legislation.
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Could we have more drought-related problems ahead?

March 24, 2013
Dave Sparks
The unique conditions leading into the spring of 2013 may be leading us into even more potential problems. A dry growing season last summer, combined with poor forage growth in the fall, has left almost no standing forage in many pastures. In short, as we approach spring there is not much out there, and if forecasts are correct conditions for spring growth may not be great either.
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Managing the silent disease

March 24, 2013
Robert Fears
Your keys to handling bovine viral diarrhea virus
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Why develop a BVD surveillance plan for your cowherd?

March 24, 2013
John Paterson
What is a BVD surveillance plan? A program that emphasizes the importance of educating beef cattle producers about how to control the infectious disease BVD.
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Stocker strategies that enhance carcass quality

March 24, 2013
Clint R. Krehbiel
Studies of nutrition and management practices that influence marbling (intramuscular fat) deposition have primarily focused on the feedlot phase of production, although pre-feedyard management strategies can also influence marbling development.
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New research uncovers genetic resistance to salmonella

March 24, 2013
Heather Smith Thomas
As we learn more about the genetics of cattle and gain the tools to find specific genes that affect various traits and differences in animals, we are developing the ability to test individuals and select for (or against) certain traits.
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Dollars from your data

March 24, 2013
Clifford Mitchell
Information exchange could increase market opportunity Aggressive job seekers with a certain skill level engage in many résumé-building activities to distinguish themselves from the pool of applicants.
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Living up to expectations

March 24, 2013
Robyn Scherer-Carlson
In the Texas Panhandle, there resides a ranch known for its contributions to the Angus breed. The Bradley 3 Ranch, under the management of Minnie Lou Bradley, is truly a pioneer in the industry.
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