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Rows of planted small-grain rye in a bermudagrass field

Sod-seeding small grains into bermudagrass pastures

January 30, 2017
Clark Neely
Warm-season perennial grasses, such as bermudagrass, dominate pastures in Texas.
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Make frost seeding work

January 30, 2017
Chad Hale
Did winter arrive before all of your reseeding or pasture renovation was finished? If so, a technique called frost seeding can help. Frost seeding is the process of broadcasting seed onto existing stands while the ground is still frozen with the purpose of thickening the stand or introducing new plant species.
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26,000 cattle under quarantine due to TB outbreak in Canada

January 30, 2017
Carrie Veselka
Canadian animal health officials have quarantined approximately 26,000 cattle in Alberta and Saskatchewan to test for bovine tuberculosis (TB).
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Some growers chose not to rotate stands out in 2016

Regions and markets drive alfalfa goals

January 30, 2017
Jeremy Hayward
As you begin to plan and determine goals for the upcoming forage growing season, choosing the right seed, the right forage fertility program and the right cutting schedule for your geography and market is a priority.
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Pulling a corrugated roller beind the drill

7 keys to alfalfa success

January 30, 2017
Randy Welch
In many ways, growing alfalfa is like coaching a football team. Your team might have fantastic potential, but if there is no game plan, and players can’t execute the basics of blocking and tackling, the game can still be lost.
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Millennial mom, robotic milker owner and agvocate: Meet Ashley Messing-Kennedy

January 30, 2017
Carrie Veselka
Ashley Messing-Kennedy farms with her husband, 1-year-old daughter and her parents on her family’s dairy farm in Michigan. They milk about 240 Jersey and Holstein cows with four Lely robots.
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Is your dairy team Super Bowl worthy?

January 30, 2017
Phil Durst
In the big game this Sunday afternoon, highly trained players will coordinate their activities as precisely as they can against the onslaught of the other team. If all goes according to plan, the quarterback may throw the ball to a certain spot on the field where his receiver is supposed to be at just the right time. They call it teamwork. It is a thing of beauty when it happens!
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9 ways to encourage and guide your employees

January 30, 2017
Phil Durst
I won’t say that you should treat your employees like cattle, but there are some good reminders for managing employees from the role of a cowboy moving cattle. Like them, your job is to ride herd. The most effective cowboys would say that involves the following responsibilities:
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VAS DC305: Hone in on how clinical mastitis is impacting your herd

January 28, 2017
This month’s VAS DC305 tip is on clinical mastitis. Clinical mastitis is a very costly disease. Although poor milk procedures, dirty environments and faulty equipment can predispose cows, most mastitis is caused by an infectious agent. Treatment of mastitis (MAST event in DC305) caused by certain bacteria is not improved by antibiotic therapy, so not treating those cows will decrease antibiotic use, decrease hospital days and decrease milk withheld from sale.
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A secret to longevity

January 27, 2017
Marci Whitehurst
Recent news articles and talk shows have discussed the issue of upcoming generations being overwhelmed by difficulty or challenge. One thought behind this is that kids these days have it “too easy.”
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