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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

Red tape and relationships

February 24, 2017
Laura Nelson
Ranchers learn the cooperative way to survive ESA enforcement Regulations. Rules. Restrictions. For ranchers dealing with government agencies, it may feel like those are the reigning powers.
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Grass seeding requires timing, persistence

February 24, 2017
Wendy Sweeter
Most producers know the usual amount of rainfall in their area, but doing a soil test in the fall can help identify deficiencies before spring. Preparing the soil for seeding should come next.
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The hidden enemy

February 24, 2017
Melissa Beck
What you can’t see is costing the industry millions Recently, a local cattleman when asked, “What kind of dewormer program do you use?” said, “Well, I haven’t had a strategy in a while.
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Wet spring means ideal horn fly conditions

February 24, 2017
Jackie Nix
As I sit here writing, Winter Storm Helena has just brought much-needed moisture to the drought-stricken southern Appalachian region. While these rains are a welcome sight for our pastures, wet conditions lead to horn fly propagation as well.
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Protecting cattle vaccine: From the retailer to the cow

February 24, 2017
Michael J. Thomas
We recently finished up the first round of pre-calving shots to the bred cows here on Withington Creek, and Mother Nature has provided less- than-ideal cow-working conditions.
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Does darkness enhance marbling?

February 24, 2017
Steven C. Arp, Qingping Liu, Dan Schaefer, and Mitchell R. Schaefer
Marbling is the intramuscular fat that accounts for juiciness and flavor in cooked beef. This beef quality variable has received long-standing attention from the beef cattle industry and the animal science community. Consequently, much has been written about factors that influence marbling score.
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It's the Pitts: Dying from complications

February 24, 2017
Lee Pitts
I’m sure you’ve read about the VFD. It’s kind of like BVD, bovine viral diarrhea, only VFD is a disease of the bureaucracy. In my opinion, it’s just another in a long line of regulations to fix something that wasn’t broke.
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Irons in the fire: I’ll take care of the burdock tomorrow

February 24, 2017
Paul Marchant
Well, I’ve got another mess on my hands. It’s not life-threatening, but it’s going to be a real joy to clean up. On top of the responsibility to clean up this mess, I have the extra burden of guilt that so often accompanies the scourge of procrastination.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: My kind of truck

February 24, 2017
Baxter Black
I like a pickup that looks like a truckAnd not like a tropical fish.Or a two-ton poodle with running lightsOr a mutant frog on a leash.
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Photosensitization in cattle and risks to the skin

February 24, 2017
Heather Smith Thomas
Photosensitization is a serious skin disease caused by reaction to certain plants eaten by cattle. Dermatitis (inflammation of the skin) develops when the animal is exposed to sunlight.
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